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DCist was once the central source of news for many D.C. locals. But on Feb. 23, WAMU — an NPR-affiliate station owned by American University, which bought DCist in 2018 — announced that it was shutting down the online news site and laying off 15 employees. According to the station’s general manager, this change was to shift its focus toward more audio production rather than digital news.
Imaginary friends are a common topic of exploration for screenwriters. From the animated show “Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends,” to David Fincher’s film “Fight Club,” film and television have explored both the fun and danger that imaginary friends can bring.
Editor’s note: This story contains descriptions of sexual abuse and may be upsetting to some readers. Please see the bottom of this story for additional resources.
The Eagle has released a staff diversity report for the past two years in our efforts to increase diversity and maintain transparency for members of the American University community.
An initiative to allow ranked-choice voting in D.C. elections may appear on the Nov. 5 ballot for D.C. voters.
Second-year Washington College of Law student Angela Chen will replace Jehane Djedjro, a graduating senior in the School of International Service, as the student representative to American University’s Board of Trustees.
The sun is shining, the birds are chirping and it’s time to kick all of the sad music off your playlist. Spring is here, and to prepare for the sunshine, The Eagle’s Life staff has curated a perfect playlist of spring songs that match the mood of the changing seasons.
The American University indoor track men’s and women’s teams both excelled during their 2023-2024 season. The teams cracked open the record books to make room for new top-ten performances from multiple athletes throughout the season.
It’s time to say goodbye to “RENAISSANCE,” and hello to “COWBOY CARTER.”
For more than three hours on March 22, organizers from American University’s chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine read the names and ages of children killed in the Israeli siege on the Gaza Strip while over a dozen members lay on the ground. Beginning with children aged zero and continuing in age order, the readers had only reached the names of eight-year-old children by the end of the demonstration.
American University Mock Trial concluded its spring season after advancing to the 2024 D.C. Open Round Championship Series on March 10.
As April arrives, warm weather is on the horizon and the school year is winding down. There’s nothing like sitting outside with a book on a sunny day, maybe with a cold drink or an ice cream cone.
Former Democratic National Committee chairwoman, political strategist, author and news contributor Donna Brazile discussed the upcoming presidential election at an event hosted by American University’s Kennedy Political Union on March 21.
American University President Sylvia Burwell announced in an email Tuesday that JM Caparro will replace Billy Walker as director of athletics and recreation, following the announcement of Walker’s retirement on Oct. 10, 2023.
The Kogod School of Business announced March 26 that it will incorporate artificial intelligence into its academic curriculum. This plan includes training for faculty and staff, new certificate offerings for students, private sector engagement and partnership and operational overhauls, according to a press release.
Springtime in D.C. means approximately 3,700 Japanese cherry trees bloom bright pink and white. This year, the National Park Service declared peak bloom, when 70 percent of the blossoms are open, on March 17, the second earliest date ever recorded.
Section 202 host Gabrielle and friends go over some sports that aren’t in the sports media spotlight often, and review some sports based on their difficulty to play.
What makes the perfect movie scene?
If anyone knows soccer inside and out, it’s Ethan Boyle. The senior midfielder from Denver has been surrounded by the sport his whole life. Boyle’s dad Robert, played Division I soccer at Bowling Green State University. His uncle Bill also played DI soccer and has multiple coaching experiences at the DI level and currently coaches at Niagara University.
Hozier is on a roll.
Solutions by The State News
