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Pop artist Hayley Kiyoko to headline AMFest 2019

By Dilpreet Raju · Friday, April 12, 2019

Singer and LGBTQ advocate will take the stage during the fourth annual event on April 20

Maggie Rogers returns to D.C. for two performances at the 9:30 Club

By Isabella Goodman · Wednesday, April 10, 2019

The singer-songwriter performed to a full crowd last month

Aaron Lee Tasjan to perform hits from Karma for Cheap at Songbyrd Sunday

By Miranda Baumann · Sunday, April 7, 2019

Tasjan’s latest album reflects his unique, genre-defying sound

Music

Conan Gray brings coming-of-age hits to U Street Music Hall

By Isabella Goodman | April 6

Gray performed tracks from his new EP “Sunset Season”

Music

Pop duo Her's first tour stop in America was unforgettable

By Madee Sadozai | March 31

The British musicians died in a car accident in March shortly after kicking off tour in D.C.

News

Senior creates new theater group to put on “12 Angry Jurors”

By Miranda Baumann | March 29

Open Dialogue Theatre hopes to promote tough conversations through its performances

Silver Screen

Students want change from AU’s film program, and faculty say it’s on the way

By Isabella Goodman | March 21

Limited course selection, lack of narrative filmmaking opportunities are among the complaints

News

Open Dialogue Theatre's '12 Angry Jurors' is a remarkable debut that inspires discussion on pressing issues

By Miranda Baumann | March 19

New theater group’s performance ran from Feb. 28 to Mar. 2

News

Artist Jess T. Dugan addresses gaps of representation in the LGBTQ+ community through photography

By Simin Ma | March 14

Photographer visited campus to discuss work that explores gender, identity and community

Music

GW student wins Chinese Voice of D.C. competition held at AU

By Simin Ma | March 12

Competition brought together students from across the District

Music

Singer-songwriter James Bay to play The Anthem Friday

By Fatima Albannai | March 4

Folk-pop musician Noah Kahan will open the show

Silver Screen

The Eagle’s 2019 Oscar picks and predictions

By Brandon Ermer | February 21

In a year full of snubs and controversy, disappointment may be looming

News

Renowned photographer Jess T. Dugan to speak at AU Tuesday night

By Simin Ma | February 18

Meet the artist whose work explores identity, gender, sexuality and community

News

‘The Wolves’ brings soccer and female empowerment to the Greenberg Theatre

By Daniella Ignacio | February 14

The play runs Feb.14-16 and features an all-female cast

Music

Local saxophonist Elijah Easton transforms local restaurant into jazz club

By Miranda Baumann | February 14

Performance was part of CapitalBop’s monthly showcase of local musicians on Jan. 25

Lifestyle

National Museum for Women in the Arts hosts free Community Day

By Clare Mulroy | February 13

Crowds from D.C. and beyond experienced fashion, sculptures and paintings for free

Lifestyle

“What Men Want” succeeds in entertaining, but leaves more to be desired

By Delilah Harvey | February 9

“Okurrr!” Chuckles rippled throughout the theater as Ali Davis (Taraji P. Henson) appeared on screen, speaking to her assistant after jumping off her in-home treadmill triumphantly. The scene instantly set the tone for Henson’s sassy, strong-willed character, which was enough to leave audiences ...