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The American University women’s basketball team (1-25) lost at home to the Army Black Knights (20-5) on Feb. 19 in Bender Arena, 63-43. Army came into the game ranked second in the Patriot League, with the Eagles sitting in last, just 1-12 in conference play. The two teams previously faced each other at West Point on Feb. 1, with American losing in an 84-60 runaway.
Daveed Diggs, a performer and actor known for his starring role in the hit musical “Hamilton,” discussed his lengthy career, art, activism and identity at an event on Tuesday evening held by American University’s Spirit and Traditions Board as a part of the Spirit of Change Week.
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“Love Hurts” follows the life of assassin turned real estate agent Marvin (Ke Huy Quan) and his struggle to bury his past. When Marvin’s lost love, Rose (Ariana DeBose), seemingly returns from the dead, chaos ensues.
When you think of female sex workers in film, who comes to mind? Iris Steensma from “Taxi Driver”? Jade from “The Hangover”? Or perhaps even Vivian Ward from “Pretty Woman”?
American University claimed the No. 2 spot in the Princeton Review’s annual list of the Top 50 Green Colleges in the United States, its highest score on the list yet.
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Editor's Note: This article mentions self-harm.
Those familiar with Bad Bunny’s record-breaking new album, “DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS,” which reached one billion Spotify streams in only 13 days, may also recognize the recognizable percussive sounds of bomba.
The American University wrestling team (10-9) earned their first Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association win of the season in a dual against Bucknell University (5-10) with a 23-18 victory on Feb. 14.
The American University women’s basketball team (1-23) lost to the Loyola Maryland Greyhounds (9-15) by a score of 68-39 on Feb. 15 in Bender Arena.
Lawmakers joined teachers and activists outside of the U.S. Capitol on Feb. 12 to protest the confirmation hearing of education secretary nominee Linda McMahon and to call for the preservation of the Department of Education, in an event organized by the National Education Association.
“Is this really for real?”
The American University men’s basketball team (17-10) defeated the Loyola Maryland Greyhounds (10-15) with a final score of 72-51. American completed the season sweep on Feb. 15 in Bender Arena during their annual Black History Month celebration.
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Since the 2023 season, Section 114 of Bender Arena has been home to the unofficial fan group of the American University men’s basketball team known as the “Suit Mafia.” They’re known on campus for dressing in fancy attire and cheering for all 40 minutes of regulation.
This column is a part of a series of alums reflecting on their time at The Eagle in celebration of our 100th anniversary. If you would like to submit a column, visit this page. The Eagle is also fundraising to support its future. If you’d like to give a donation to support The Eagle, please consider doing so here.
The American University men’s basketball team (17-10) defeated the Lafayette Leopards (10-17) to complete the season sweep, with a final score of 60-58 on Feb. 10 in Bender Arena.
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Protesters joined in chants together rallying on H Street NW outside of the White House on Feb. 4 to demand Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s arrest for “war crimes,” instead of being welcomed by the U.S. government.
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