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Get wet with these water sports

By Freddy Rodriguez · Monday, April 20, 2015

It’s getting hot in the District. Here are some activities that will help cool your body.

Concert Preview: Kodaline welcomed to D.C. at the 9:30 Club

By Katie Burke · Monday, April 20, 2015

The highly-praised Irish quartet, Kodaline, is sure to impress.

The Weekend Scene: April 17-19

By Jordan-Marie Smith · Friday, April 17, 2015

Get everything that you can out of AU before the semester is over.

Lifestyle

Uniting students and athletes for the Special Olympics

By Bryan Park | April 17

An AU alum recruits students to film documentaries with local high school athletes with disabilities.

Music

Student band Accidental Ghost floats between genres

By Tanner Hackney | April 17

The AU student outfit has played shows on campus and in Baltimore.

Lifestyle

SOC by day, cabaret by night

By Jean Vozella | April 17

AU staff member and alum Don Mike Mendoza created his very own cabaret to showcase his and other artists’ talents.

News

Arts collective The Free Canvas explores DC culture

By Emily Bader | April 17

AU alum Denis Sgouros co-founds online periodical The Free Canvas.

Lifestyle

Living the Dream: AU Alumna and EPA Congressional Office Team Leader Carolyn Levine

By Adena Maier | April 16

AU alumna Carolyn Levine studied psychology and justice and now works with politicians as a Congressional Office team leader at the EPA.

News

Body Politics: Septum piercings on the rise

By Jack Stringer | April 15

In this edition of Body Politics, the popularity of septum piercings this year

News

The M&M Report: “Mad Men” and “While We’re Young”

By Devin Mitchell and Mark Lieberman | April 14

The hosts discuss the final season premiere of the acclaimed AMC drama and the latest comedy film by Noah Baumbach.

Lifestyle

Body Politics: Therapy through tattoos

By Katerina Pappas | April 14

Body Politics is The Scene’s look behind the AU student body’s tattoos, piercings and other body adornments.

Lifestyle

Bible Museum coming to DC in 2017

By Katarzyna Strycharz | April 14

The Museum of the Bible will give an immersive and interactive look into the religious text.

Lifestyle

Exploring Capitol Hill Books’ nooks

By Jenae Addison | April 13

Capitol Hill Books is a must for any Washingtonian.

News

Concert Review: Raury brings youthful energy and charisma to U Hall

By Jack Stringer | April 13

The Atlanta-based boy wonder showcased his genre-defying talent with local opener Ace Cosgrove

News

Panels and discussions encourage environmental consciousness at annual film festival

By Adena Maier | April 13

AU’s Center for Environmental Filmmaking hosted its 10th Annual Spring Film Series in conjunction with the D.C. Environmental Film Festival from March 24-31.

News

Theater Review: “Man of La Mancha”

By Danielle Bourn | April 13

Exercise your imagination to dream the “impossible dream.”

Lifestyle

The Weekend Scene: April 10-12

By Freddy Rodriguez | April 10

Start off fancy and end up crazy with this weekend’s guide.

Music

Concert Preview: Get ready to dance with Dan Deacon at 9:30 Club

By Nancy Chong | April 10

The Baltimore based king of experimental electronic will perform.

Lifestyle

The Gym Rat Diaries: A week working out at Sport & Health Northwest

By Arielle Weg | April 10

Try out great group exercise classes at Sport & Health Northwest.

Music

Concert Review: U Street Music Hall welcomes Reptar

By Katie Burke | April 10

From house parties to the stage, Reptar knows how to put on a show.

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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