Life

News

AU’s Creative Writing Club builds community through creativity

By Maria Tedesco | March 30

The Creative Writing Club wants all students to find inspiration to be creative

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News

The Drip: Change up your Dav order with unique combinations and new flavor

By Marina Zaczkiewicz | March 29

Dav employees dish about popular drinks and off the menu items

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News

Looking to amp up your sustainability shopping game? Try these local options

By Kathryn LaLonde | March 28

 The Eagle’s recommendations for some of the best DC stores for environmentally-conscious consumers 

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News

Spring glow-up essentials

By Jensen Bird | March 24

A foolproof list to becoming your best self for spring

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News

Seth Goldman spills the tea on social impact at Kogod’s Gamechangers in Sustainability series

By Patricia McGee | March 9

Goldman brewed up a batch of positivitea

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Silver Screen

Here’s what to watch before canceling your Netflix subscription

By Sydney Hsu | March 6

 New Netflix policy sends subscribers ditching the platform after password sharing crackdown

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Music

The Eagle presents a spring playlist to complement feelings of sentimentality

By Samantha Myers | March 2

As spring approaches, allow music to prepare for what is to come, whether it be the feelings, opportunities or reflections that the season has to offer

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News

The Department of Performing Arts’ ‘Bat Boy’ rock musical shocks audience with dark themes and humorous dialogue

By Soumya Sahay | February 28

Audience leaves theater with confusion and hope for a less divided society

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Music

Go-Go music brings love and life to DC

By Sara Winick | February 28

Learn more about a D.C. music staple 

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Music

Roundup: The best concert venues in D.C.

By Maria Tedesco | February 28

From mellow concerts to mosh pits, there’s a place to enjoy music for everyone

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Music

ROUNDUP: Seven Black female artists you won’t want to miss out on

By Young Min Miller | February 27

A roundup of Black female artists from different genres

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Music

Riot Grrrl music helped pave the way for women in music today

By Sydney Hsu | February 27

Music created by women for women

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News

Office of Campus Life ‘Treat Yourself’ event at The Bridge Cafe allows students to de-stress and un-wind with coloring and free snacks

By Soumya Sahay | February 24

he Well-Being Center, Center for Diversity and Inclusion and Recreational Sports and Fitness department co-hosted the event 

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Features

Asian American Student Union hosts ‘Valen-Tea’ Party, a celebration of love

By Marina Zaczkiewicz | February 22

From boba to pictionary, the event provided a space for community and creativity

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Music

Dime a Dozen brings energy and excitement with ValenDimes a cappella concert

By Soumya Sahay | February 22

AU a cappella groups Dime a Dozen, Treble in Paradise, On A Sensual Note and Pitches Be Trippin’ all performed popular love-themed hits for the holiday

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Music

REVIEW: Relive the 65th Grammy Awards

By Jensen Bird | February 16

This year’s Grammys were full of surprising wins and devastating losses

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News

Book talk series with Black writers highlight their knowledge and expertise through memoirs, biographies and historical novels

By Hannah Langenfeld , Marina Zaczkiewicz and Sydney Hsu | February 16

Multiple authors tell the joy, experiences and systemic barriers faced being Black in America today

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