The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD
27 minutes ago by Rudi Greenberg
The Rocker plays it safe and fails to find its groove
The Georgetown Independent, Georgetown University, DC
13 hours ago by Nikoo Massoud-Moghaddam
The 2008 presidential election is less than four months away and the similarities between Washington politics and the Hollywood "image factory" have never seemed more intense. There are two new special exhibitions at the National Portrait Gallery that focus on this relationship.
The Georgetown Independent, Georgetown University, DC
18 hours ago by Tierney Sneed
Every four years, the world comes together in the hopes of celebrating superior athleticism and global unity. What actually happens is 16 straight days of exploiting national stereotypes, discussion about the sexiness of various athletes and an onslaught of Visa commercials.
The Georgetown Independent, Georgetown University, DC
22 hours ago by B Palmer
I was never a Harry Potter fan past the age of 12. To really enjoy a book like those in the Harry Potter series, one has to believe that Harry's world, full of magic and wizardry, exists somewhere. But at 12, I was shocked by one of two truths I would have to face every time I read and inhabited the world of "the boy who lived": either Harry Potter and the world he offered was all a sham or, since I still went to a normal middle school and had not received a mysterious letter beckoning me to Hogwarts, Harry Potter's world had passed me by all together, and I was a Muggle.
The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD
6 days ago by Thomas Floyd
Actresses Anna Faris and Emma Stone discuss their new film
The Eagle, American University, DC
6 days ago by Maureen McCarty
Although going to the monuments at night is cool, you can only do it so many times before it loses its mystique. And as awesome as the Smithsonian museums are, they, too, tend to become a little boring after awhile. Have no fear, though. Beyond the staple diet of monuments and museums, the District houses an array of events and restaurants to keep even the most veteran Washingtonians enticed. Below is just a sample of the typical AU haunts.
The Eagle, American University, DC
6 days ago by Traci J. Brooks
Big name acts make their way through the District, and even AU's campus, on a regular basis. But the D.C. music scene isn't limited to Jason Mraz stopping by DAR Constitution Hall. D.C. offers up its fair share of impressive native musical acts. Below, you'll find just a few of the great artists the city has to offer.
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