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Food for Thought: Turkish Coffee Lady encourages connection and cultural exchange

By Layla Nath · Wednesday, March 2, 2022

How the Turkish Coffee Lady is changing the way we think about coffee

Office of Sustainability celebrates annual sustainability basketball game

By Patricia McGee · Monday, Feb. 28, 2022

A night of fun and a win for the environment at Bender Arena

Maude Latour is putting on her ‘Headphones’ and entering an era of stardom

By Olivia Kozlevcar · Monday, Feb. 28, 2022

The graduating college senior speaks on getting a record deal and growing up

News

National Museum of Women in the Arts displays new exhibit ‘Positive Fragmentation’ in Katzen

By Kylie Bill | February 23

Through altering images and text, artists shed light on unseen perspectives

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Staying mindful while transitioning from online to in-person learning

By Tiffanie Roye | February 22

How to effectively focusing in class while changing environments

Music

The Eagle’s most-anticipated music releases for 2022

By Audrey Barnett | February 21

New tunes we’re looking forward to this year

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REVIEW: Department of Performing Arts pays homage to Mexican feminist poet in ‘The Sins of Sor Juana’

By Hannah Langenfeld | February 21

Play examines the concepts of feminist ideology and true freedom

News

After a surge of canceled performances, the Woolly Mammoth Theatre resumes production in late March

By Maria Tedesco | February 18

Inside the Woolly Mammoth Theatre’s approach to the Omicron variant

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Powerful Pages: ‘The Glass Castle’ is a memoir of magic and misery by Jeannette Walls

By Kendall Thompson | February 15

Walls’ unconventional re-telling of her upbringing emphasizes how family is forever

Music

The perfect study playlist for cold winter days

By Jensen Bird | February 15

A calming playlist ideal for cozy study sessions

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How to stay active despite the cold

By Eliza DuBose | February 15

Tips and advice for staying active and happy during the winter months

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Powerful Pages: ‘So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed’ explores the misdoings of modern day cancel culture

By Patricia McGee | February 14

Jon Ronson’s book captures the mercy and redemption unique to the 21st century

Music

Valentine’s Day playlists: Songs for the lovesick and the brokenhearted

By Bailey Hobbs and Kylie Bill | February 14

These two clashing playlists capture the perfect love and heartbreak songs for Valentine’s Day

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Spend a sustainable Galentine’s Day with these gifts and activities

By Patricia McGee | February 11

DIY presents, recycled gifts and tasty treats could be the way to a Wonk’s heart

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Escape the cold: Best places to eat in DC on a chilly day

By Lucas Burgard | February 9

A one-stop guide on DC’s most creative winter dining options for students

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Fun events around DC to attend this Valentines Day

By Sarah Flakus | February 9

Whether you’re celebrating with friends, family or a partner, there are plenty of things to do around the city

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Powerful Pages: ‘You’ve Reached Sam’ is a melancholy tale of first love and loss

By Samantha Myers | February 8

Dustin Thao’s debut novel discusses the five stages of grief in a literary sense

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Restaurant Week DC: Fine dining made accessible to college students

By Audrey Barnett and Bailey Hobbs | February 4

Restaurant week affords students the opportunity to immerse themselves in DC’s rich culinary traditions

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Kogod Sustainability Club takes ambitious action to make environmental impact

By Hannah Langenfeld | February 3

Community, skill-building and zero waste are key focus points this spring, members say

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How DC is celebrating and honoring Lunar New Year during the pandemic

By Hannah Langenfeld and Samantha Myers | February 2

The Kennedy Center and the Chinese American Museum host a vibrant winter lantern display and cultural activities

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