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Justice for AU Workers Coalition aims to expand advocacy

By Ivy Kaplan · Wednesday, April 20, 2016

Organizers hope increased collaboration will facilitate greater University attention, change

Philz Coffee is just like grandma’s house

By Emily Martin · Monday, April 18, 2016

Philz Coffee, filled with love and passion, will make customers feel like family in its first East Coast location: Adams Morgan.

Spring into the season at this weekend’s Cherry Blossom Festival

By Lara Jakiel · Friday, April 15, 2016

The District’s famous National Cherry Blossom Festival grand finale features parades, performances and more.

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Queers and Allies holds panel with queer and trans students of color

By Haley Samsel | April 15

Students open up about their experiences at AU and beyond

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Rep. Mark Takano addressed AU students at KPU event

By Theresa Maher | April 14

Takano discussed how learning from the past will be the country’s way forward

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AU evaluates new requirements for degree in Music

By Riddhi Sarkar | April 14

The faculty has been working to develop a new system that is “fully integrated.”

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KPU speaker Ahed Al Hendi talks Syrian crisis and student activism

By Bryan Park | April 13

Al Hendi escaped from Syria himself and wants to help improve the situation in the country

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“Learning to (Self)Love” exhibit promotes positive body image and healthy habits

By Adena Maier | April 13

Sophomore Ray Uyeda’s project raises awareness about eating disorders and encourages women to love themselves.

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Welcome back, Truckeroo!

By Anusheh Khan | April 12

The Scene previews one of the District’s favorite traditions- Truckeroo!

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AU holds annual William K. Reilly Awards for environmental leadership

By Casey Wexler | April 12

The ceremony honored two professionals and two students for their work to fight climate change.

Jews of AU featured three-year scholar Justin Parker after his Birthright trip last winter.

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“Jews of AU” aims to showcase diversity in AU’s Jewish Community

By Deanna Mudry | April 12

The photo project creates an opportunity for all Jewish students at AU to tell their story.

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Anita Hill discusses “Confirmation” and its current relevance to college students

By Ivy Kaplan | April 9

HBO’s new movie brings attention to past and ongoing sexual harassment accusations and misogyny

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Album Review: Human Performance

By Zach Ewell | April 9

Brooklyn punk band releases latest original album.

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Syrian dissident to speak at AU

By Kate Magill | April 6

Ahed al Hendi will talk on behalf of Help Syria Now on April 11

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Survivor and Title IX activist Wagatwe Wanjuki shares her story at AU

By Anagha Srikanth | April 4

Wanjuki spoke to students in honor of SG Women’s Initiative’s Women’s History Month

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Prime Minister of the Netherlands Mark Rutte talks U.S.-Europe relations

By Riddhi Sarkar | April 2

Rutte was in the District for the 2016 Nuclear Security Summit

All IN BLOOM - Tourists crowd the Tidal Basin to admire the seasonal sight during what experts marked as the peak bloom period of the cherry trees. Two weekends of festivities took place in the District to commemorate the arrival of spring, including the

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Weekend Scene: April 1-3

By Arielle Weg | April 1

Head to the National Mall this weekend for a chance to see the District’s famous cherry blossoms

Photos Courtesy of Kennedy Political Union; collage created by HALEY SAMSEL/THE EAGLE

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Representatives Roe and McNerney to speak on campus on April 14

By Jillian O'Donohoe | April 1

The Congressmen will talk about veterans affairs as they pertain to AU Vets and ROTC

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Kerwin looks back

By Matt Holt | March 31

Dr. Neil Kerwin sat down with the Eagle to discuss his time as President, his thoughts on the University and his future plans after he steps down in May 2017

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California Rep. Mark Takano to speak on campus April 12

By Jillian O'Donohoe | March 30

Congressman Mark Takano (D-CA) will address AU students on April 12 at 8:15 p.m. in MGC 4-5 at an event brought to campus by the Kennedy Political Union. Takano, a representative of California’s 41st District since 2012, is the first openly gay person of color to serve in the United States Congress.

The UFL and Why it's Good for the Sport

Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.

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