AU’s Second District Records to release new album by end of fall semester
The EP features new and returning artists, ranging from urban to alternative
The EP features new and returning artists, ranging from urban to alternative
Halloween parties are great, but what if you want to try something a little more spooky? Around the district, there’s events fit for all you ghouls and goblins out there.
Death From Above is a punk and dance rock duo from Toronto featuring vocalist and drummer Sebastien Grainger and bassist Jesse F.
Arshum Rouhanian’s movie tells story of teenage musician grappling with deafness
More inexpensive restaurants means more benefits for college students
The author’s fifth novel crafts a narrative of mental illness, humanity, nerdy conversations
It’s 1997. Theater professor Caleen Jennings calls student Tru Tranh into her office. She just cast him as Richard III in Shakespeare’s “Richard III” and believes he’s the most capable actor to play the role.
Psychologist Shatina Williams offers tips for self care, stress management
Practice yoga in the Jefferson Gallery on the third floor of Katzen
Annual variety show combines ominous mix of Shakespeare, original works
‘If my gender was a gun, I wouldn’t have to write this play,’’ playwright said
The walk is open to all members of the OCD and related disorders community
Take advantage of the long weekend with these events happening around D.C.
They say distance makes the heart grow fonder, but it sure can bring loneliness, too. Being miles away from your significant other can be a challenge, but if you know how to go about it the right way, it can be worth it, experts say.
The Anthem will host the legendary dance-rock group for two nights in October
Stay fashion forward this fall with all the latest trends
Nothing says fall better than pumpkin spice
Nats bring starting pitcher, CBS radio stations, the Racing Presidents to the concourse after hours
Bruno Mars and The Hooligans took to the stage at Capital One Arena on Sept. 30 for a set dripping with decadence, an unsurprising quality for a show part of the singer’s “24K Magic World Tour.” His second night at the arena brought his most recent album of the same name to life, outfitting the singer’s groovy, rhythmic-funk sound with every light, color, firework and magic trick that the stage could pull off. Most of Mars’ songs are spectacles and crowd-pleasers within themselves.
The festival is opening free admission to AU students