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Looking for a fall activity? Try a pumpkin patch or orchard

By Eliza DuBose · Thursday, Nov. 4, 2021

Pumpkin and Apple orchards within an hour of D.C. to celebrate the fall

Powerful Pages: Big Little Lies has many twists and turns that keep the reader on edge

By Sarah Flakus · Wednesday, Nov. 3, 2021

Liane Moriarty touches on multiple social issues within this murder-mystery

AU wraps up Trucktoberfest on the quad

By Elliott Parrish · Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2021

Month-long festival brings diverse cuisine to students with no charge for meal plan holders

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‘The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’ is a singularly charming communal experience

By Spenser Hoover | November 1

The latest offering from American University’s Department of Performing Arts is performed to cheeky perfection

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SPA panelists discuss climate change infrastructure solutions to combat extreme weather and inequity

By Olivia Fridy | October 28

Webinar speakers discussed impacts of climate change on public health, especially in low-income communities

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REVIEW: A deeper look into two AU Museum art exhibits

By Olivia Barclay | October 25

‘The Art of Reimagining Scientific Discovery’ and ‘Traversing US Colonialism’ bring spectators into new perspectives

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Eight reads for celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month all year round

By Thais Carrion | October 22

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage year round by picking up a book from this list of works by Hispanic-American authors

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Five breakfast spots to try around DC

By Thais Carrion | October 21

Where to go for bagels, brunch and more!

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Sovereignty and Stewardship Alternative Break program calls attention to construction of Line 3 pipeline

By Kylie Bill | October 20

Program leaders discuss importance of environmental stewardship and ways AU students can promote Indigenous justice

Music

REVIEW: Lil Nas X comes to terms with success and identity on ‘MONTERO’

By Bailey Hobbs | October 19

Lil Nas X shows incredible versatility and sensitivity on his debut album

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Easy to make fall snacks

By Mackenzie Konjoyan | October 12

Easy as pie, anyone can make these simple and fun fall recipes

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REVIEW: Diane Burko’s ‘Seeing Climate Change’ conveys urgency of environmental crisis

By Kylie Bill | October 11

A poetic portrait of our disappearing landscapes

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Review: DC Fashion Week exploded onto the runway this September

By Hannah Langenfeld | October 8

Loud styles and diverse designers take center stage with three new shows

Music

‘Let’s Throw a Party’ with Sammy Rae & The Friends

By Olivia Kozlevcar | October 8

Bandleader Sammy Rae on making music and moving forward

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REVIEW: Kacey Musgraves dives into the world of heartbreak with her new release 'star-crossed'

By Sarah Flakus | October 7

Through lyrics that evoke confusion, pain and nostalgia, Musgraves journeys through the many emotions she felt in processing her divorce

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DC music roundup: Concerts to check out this October

By Olivia Barclay | October 7

Artists are returning to DC stages this month; here’s what you don’t want to miss out on

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Three AU wellness clubs that can bring back the sense of community on campus we’ve all been missing

By Audrey Barnett | October 6

Clubs with fun activities if you’re already feeling burnout from school and are looking to keep yourself active and healthy

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AU to lead $15 million research network on wasted food

By Mary Kett | October 4

Five-year project is largest research grant in the University's history and first research network on wasted food in the country

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AU students lead DC youth climate strike

By Abigail Pritchard , Jenna Schwartz and Gabe Castro-Root | September 30

AU’s Sunrise Movement collaborates with other organizations to protest inaction in Congress

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Your guide to zero waste dorm living

By Sarah Flakus | September 29

Easy ways to eliminate waste while living in a dorm room

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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