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Five virtual learning study tips to keep you on track

By Lizzy Tarallo · Sunday, April 5, 2020

How to stay focused in the new normal of working from home

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How to stay fit at home with circuit training

By Swezen Kizito and Joe Shiffert · Monday, March 30, 2020

Health promotion students share workout tips during quarantine

Restoring control of your mental well-being

By Vela McBride and Gabriela Rodriguez · Monday, March 30, 2020

Five tips from health promotion students for this uncertain time

Coronavirus

Two AU Department of Performing Arts theatre productions halted due to University closure

By Stephanie Mirah | March 30

Heartbreak and hope for those involved in “The Birds” and “Significant Other”

Music

Stephn: a student, an artist, a presence to watch

By Clare Mulroy | March 26

Junior Stephen Okonkwo speaks about his growing music career

Coronavirus

Profs and Pints brings higher education to community

By Lizzy Tarallo | March 20

Founder and CEO shares the inspiration behind his business

Silver Screen

“First Cow” director talks friendship and the filmmaking process

By Isabella Goodman | March 13

A24’s newest film is a deceivingly quiet Western about two friends and one cow

Silver Screen

"The Burnt Orange Heresy" is a tantalizingly chilling thriller

By Devika Knafo | March 12

Director Giuseppe Capotondi’s take on Charles Willeford’s 1971 art-world crime novel is filled with electric and noirish performances

Music

Marc E. Bassy debuts his new deluxe album “PMD”

By Devika Knafo | March 9

Singer talks about his generation, love and limitations

News

“Black to the Future” festival celebrates black-owned businesses at the Anacostia Arts Center

By Clare Mulroy and Thomas Recchio | March 8

Events coordinator Harvey Fitz discusses his inspiration behind the event

News

How AU’s culture influences students’ fashion choices

By Lizzy Tarallo | March 5

AU’s unique internship culture creates an eclectic blend of styles on campus

Music

The National Philharmonic celebrates African American composers for Black History Month

By Isabella Goodman | March 4

Concert showcasing the work of black composers took place Feb. 22

News

Go secondhand shopping for the Founders Day Ball with Secondi

By Devika Knafo | February 24

Find the perfect Founders outfit without breaking the bank

Music

Echosmith debuts “Lonely Generation” tour in D.C.

By Clare Mulroy | February 24

Lead singer opens up about honesty, social media and connecting with fans

News

Katzen Arts Center debuts new winter exhibits

By Thomas Recchio | February 19

Art enthusiasts experience six unique exhibits for free

News

Top 10 best comfort food recipes this winter

By Devika Knafo | February 19

Warm up with street food-inspired dishes from around the world

News

“Boundless: Africa” at the Kennedy Center highlights African writers and literature

By Lizzy Tarallo | February 12

Two-day mini-series showcased writers with a non-Western perspective

News

The movement to save D.C.’s independent movie theaters

By Kelly McDonnell | February 4

Filmmakers and historians strive to preserve District’s independent film scene

News

The best of Washington D.C.’s Restaurant Week

By Devika Knafo | January 27

Eight great restaurants to check out

News

Theater students ponder the universe in capstone performance “Eight Minutes”

By Clare Mulroy | December 14

Performances tackle climate change, humanity, space and more

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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