Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Wednesday, October 4, 2023
An array of colorful mats spread across the lawn beneath the Washington Monument this past Sunday, marking the 11th annual National Yoga at the Mall event.
Welcome the fall with a comedy show, food festival and more
The Anatomy Fashion Show was hosted by AU’s medical fraternity, Phi Delta Epsilon, on Oct. 1 in MGC 2-5.
“Dystopia” provides viewers with a contemporary look at five Shakespearean scenes.
Detroit’s Danny Brown changes the game again
How you can eat vegan while still impressing your friends
To understand black women, we must look beyond seeing
Department of Performing Arts’ “Overture” presents heartfelt stories
Experience a cup of coffee like a Gilmore for the show’s 16th anniversary
The iPhone 7 might only be incrementally better, but if you have the option to upgrade, you definitely should
The Oxford-based band delivered a vibrant performance on Sept. 25
Summer is officially over, and cooler weather is here. You may miss hanging by the pool, but look on the bright side: you can finally go outside for more than ten minutes without being drenched in sweat!
Maya Rudolph and Gretchen Lieberum brought 80s music to the 9:30 Club on Sept. 25
The LA-based band will play tunes from its highly-anticipated album, “Heads Up”
The band inspired fans, along with openers Boo Seeka and Frenship, on Sept. 23
The Scene recommends museums and food festivals to explore in the District this weekend
The Prince cover band Princess will perform a tribute concert to the late singer in D.C. on Sept.
Empire of the Sun, Passion Pit, Sylvan Esso headline the third annual DC music festival
Did Travis Scott return from the “Rodeo” too soon? Just a year after putting out his last full length album, “Rodeo,” G.O.O.D.
Songwriter Dev Hynes will showcase his latest album at The Lincoln Theater on Sept. 13
