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After a surge of canceled performances, the Woolly Mammoth Theatre resumes production in late March

By Maria Tedesco · Friday, Feb. 18, 2022

Inside the Woolly Mammoth Theatre’s approach to the Omicron variant

Powerful Pages: ‘The Glass Castle’ is a memoir of magic and misery by Jeannette Walls

By Kendall Thompson · Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2022

Walls’ unconventional re-telling of her upbringing emphasizes how family is forever

Powerful Pages: ‘So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed’ explores the misdoings of modern day cancel culture

By Patricia McGee · Monday, Feb. 14, 2022

Jon Ronson’s book captures the mercy and redemption unique to the 21st century

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Fun events around DC to attend this Valentines Day

By Sarah Flakus | February 9

Whether you’re celebrating with friends, family or a partner, there are plenty of things to do around the city

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Powerful Pages: ‘You’ve Reached Sam’ is a melancholy tale of first love and loss

By Samantha Myers | February 8

Dustin Thao’s debut novel discusses the five stages of grief in a literary sense

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How DC is celebrating and honoring Lunar New Year during the pandemic

By Hannah Langenfeld and Samantha Myers | February 2

The Kennedy Center and the Chinese American Museum host a vibrant winter lantern display and cultural activities

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DC Exhibit Highlight: ‘Disco to the Go-Go’ highlights the magic and importance of Go-Go music

By Kylie Bill | January 4

Disco DC brings joy to the DC art scene by showcasing local, interdisciplinary art

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Powerful Pages: Sally Rooney responds to critics in ‘Beautiful World Where Are You’

By Molly Dugdale | January 3

Romance and politics feature in the author’s latest work

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AU’s a cappella groups host in-person concerts to end the semester

By Weslan Hansen , Hannah Langenfeld and Bailey Hobbs | December 17

On a Sensual Note, Dime a Dozen, TenLi Tunes, Treble in Paradise and Pitches be Trippin’ reflect on an in-person semester of performing

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Department of Performing Arts senior capstone ‘[Working Title]’ portrays struggle of entering adulthood

By Kylie Bill | December 17

The senior capstone comments on navigating personal and systemic struggles in the workforce

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REVIEW: Local artists display their unique styles at the Zenith Gallery’s ‘New Art… New Wave’ exhibit

By Elizaveta Oleneva | December 15

Artists reveal their artistic mediums through carefully crafted pieces, from authentic wood sculptures to deeply emotional art narratives

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REVIEW: ‘Conflict to Creativity: Transitions' exhibit provides space for veterans to share their stories through art

By Kylie Bill | December 15

Art of veterans displayed in Honfleur Gallery distills the difficulties of life after the military

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TikTok and taking chances: How the pandemic made way for a new genre of entertainment

By Olivia Kozlevcar | December 9

Reckoning with the internet as a place of creation and commiseration

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Babygirl closes debut tour in DC

By Sarah Flakus | December 8

Duo opens up about their first tour and their lyricism

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REVIEW: Smithsonian’s ‘FUTURES’ celebrates 175 years

By Patricia McGee | December 6

Exhibit acknowledges how far society has come, and how far it has to go

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REVIEW: CHOREOLAB 2021 enables students to explore art and expression

By Olivia Kozlevcar | November 30

Moving into a post-pandemic phase with a strong start

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REVIEW: ‘Rent’ at Signature Theatre blows the dust off a contemporary classic rock musical

By Mike Pesoli | November 15

Set amid a public health crisis and economic instability, ‘Rent’ offers modern audiences an opportunity to reflect on current times

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REVIEW: AU Improv’s kickoff performance fills theater with a full audience and laughter

By Kylie Bill | November 11

From reenacting the ‘Bee Movie’ to helping a pastor find true love, AU Improv creates community through comedy

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REVIEW: Fisher and Hutchinson’s comedy show ‘Sorry About Last Night’ is a show you’d be sorry to miss

By Kendall Thompson | November 9

A comedy show not for the faint of heart

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REVIEW: ‘All the Hope: Overture’ celebrates importance of community amid modern-day pessimism

By Mary Capone | November 5

The all freshman-produced show demonstrates how overcoming hardship is a team effort

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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