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Neon Trees fills the Washington Hilton with rockin' music and light shows
By Shelby Morgan | 12/22/2015The Utah-based pop rock band wowed crowds at its "private concert."
Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Wednesday, October 4, 2023
The Utah-based pop rock band wowed crowds at its "private concert."
Why can’t a black mother and white father have two Asian-American children?
The Scene has compiled a holiday playlist just in time for finals week.
AU Rude Mechanicals presented an LGBTQ adaptation of Shakespeare’s classic play “As You Like It” Nov.
The Scene recommends these activities for your pre-finals weekend.
Some students find it difficult to juggle schoolwork, a social life and sleep. Thirty-three AU students also add a commitment to the U.S.
The Eagle brings you a comprehensive guide for the best Thanksgiving “staycation.”
The Latin American Film Club hosted a movie screening event to honor the memory of the legendary Che Guevara.
Kelela unveils herself through a textural, intimate approach to hip-hop on her latest EP “Hallucinogen.”
Check out these great events some some fun this Sunday.
With the winter slowly settling in, The District offers a variety of cozy activities for those looking for fun indoor events.
Momofuku Milk Bar. Shake Shack.
Release the shutter bug within!
The band played fan favorites and a few covers, prompting the audience to sing along.
90’s kids rejoice! Your childhood has finally hit the big screen.
Are you bored of Tenleytown? The Scene found awesome events in other areas of D.C. for this weekend.
“Spectre,” Daniel Craig’s fourth film as James Bond, brings great action but lacks a strong villain.
The band will bring electronic indie-pop good vibes all the way from Michigan.
Gorgeous vintage pieces line the racks of Woodley Park’s newest fashion store with eye-catching bright colors reminiscent of ‘90s style. Emma Bartley, a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences, recently opened Environs Vintage, a pop-up store inside Via Gypset, a vintage and consignment shop. Bartley has collected vintage clothing since high school, finding unique pieces in thrift stores and online vendors such as Etsy.
The Scene digs into the details behind the most common dress codes.
