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AU undergrad alum and attorney Steven Donziger speaks out about serving 1000 days of arbitrary detention

By Kylie Bill · Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2022

Steven Donziger, who sued Chevron for $9.5 billion for environmental damages to the Amazon, travels the world speaking out about global environmental injustice and petitions to the Supreme Court

Curious about AU Kitchen? We are too

By Kathryn LaLonde · Monday, Oct. 3, 2022

The Eagle has compiled a list of all of the changes that have been made to AU dining for the fall semester

LOOKBOOK: Fun fall outfits to expand any wardrobe and prepare for the cool months ahead

By Hannah Langenfeld · Friday, Sept. 30, 2022

Six outfits to inspire and incorporate into your closet this fall

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AU students protest new fossil fuel projects at the White House

By Kylie Bill | September 29

Sunrise AU representatives say there is still work to be done

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Politics and Prose hosts acclaimed authors to speak about their novels and identities for Hispanic Heritage Month

By HANNAH LANGENFELD/THE EAGLE | September 28

Panel allowed for an in depth personal talk and Q&A session

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Fall D.C. concert roundup: Lizzo, Rosalía and more

By Bailey Hobbs | September 28

Ten shows you don’t want to miss

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A trek through Czech: The Czech embassy hosts Mountaineering Day

By Maria Tedesco | September 27

Attendees gathered to celebrate and learn about European culture

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Too much time off? How to balance relaxation and reflection between seasons

By Samantha Myers | September 20

The time between summer ending and school beginning is stressful and often unstructured, so strategies can be necessary to manage freetime

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Protestors from across the U.S. come to the Capitol to resist sacrifice zones

By Kylie Bill | September 19

Following the proposal of the Mountain Valley Pipeline by Sen. Joe Manchin, sacrifice zone communities come together to relay the message that they won’t back down

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Art studio and gallery Art Enables puts on ‘Outside Forces’ exhibition highlighting various talents and diverse voices

By Hannah Langenfeld | September 16

Art Enables works with and supports artists with disabilities

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Best places to go camping and hiking in the DMV area this fall

By Patricia McGee | September 14

Put your hiking shoes on and enjoy scenic routes and stunning sights in and around the D.C. area

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Maren Morris brings a little bit of Texas to the DMV

By Abby Stuckrath | September 12

Maren Morris brings a little bit of Texas to the DMV

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REVIEW: ‘Ancestors Know Who We Are’ asserts the kinship of Black-Indigenous people through art

By Kylie Bill | September 1

The National Museum of the American Indian highlights the historical solidarity of Black and Indigenous communities

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Roundup: Ways to stay active on the water

By Hannah Langenfeld | August 30

A fun list of various games and sports to enjoy as the summer wraps up

The works and stories of iconic Black queer artists including Marlon Riggs, Audre Lorde, and Ron Simmons encapsulate the development of the LGBTQ movement throughout history.

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National Museum of African American History and Culture releases LGBTQ+ photography collection

By Emily Sohl | August 25

The collection gives the public access to literature and art created by historic Black LGBTQ+ figures

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Roundup: Five stylish small businesses in the DMV

By Jensen Bird | August 24

Unique and eco-friendly places to give your fall style an extra boost

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REVIEW: Joey Bada$$ strikes again with “2000,” but it’s just not “1999”

By Marco Gacina | August 23

Though “2000” isn’t quite as good as its predecessor, it is still one of the year’s best rap records

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Summer reading list 2022: Books by Indigenous authors

By Kendall Thompson | August 16

The Eagle's summer reading list highlights environmentalism through the lens of Indigenous activism and cultural practices

Ha (bottom) discusses how she expresses her passion for cooking with Addie Gayoso (top) and Debora Gaston (middle).

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National Museum of Women in the Arts hosts virtual talk with graphic novelist Robin Ha

By Maria Tedesco | August 11

The museum highlights a new artist every month

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CAS professor and SIS graduate student research for environmental justice in northeast D.C. neighborhood

By Maria Tedesco | August 11

Brentwood residents plan to use the air quality assessment of their community in a lawsuit against D.C.

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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