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Celebrate Women's History Month
In partnership with the Center for Student Belonging
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Art and Culture: Vian Hussein
Vian Hussein transforms the fragments of war into hauntingly beautiful sculptures, paintings, and textiles that refuse to let memory disappear.
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Creating Actors with Agency: Devising a Family Drama for the Stage
The new play I Lay Awake runs at Katzen’s Studio Theatre February 26-28
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Find Contemporary Art That Moves You at the AU Museum
Five New Exhibitions on View at the AU Museum February 7
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Art and Culture: Dara Aram
Dara Aram’s art begins with a life shaped by exile. Born in Sulaymaniyah in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, he trained as a young artist before political upheaval forced him to leave.
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Joanne Allen’s Art Brings Istanbul to Life in New Katzen Exhibition
“Constantinople/Istanbul: Art and Religion between East and West” on view in the Katzen Arts Center Rotunda through February 8
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Balancing Acts: Meet American University’s Dancer-Scholars
Adela Camposano, Lia De la Rosa Adrian, Ali Kirschbaum, and Anna Roat are pursuing STEM studies as they dance with AU in Motion
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AU's Spring 2026 Performing Arts Season
Music, theatre, and dance performances are free for AU students
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Sarai Johnson’s Novel “Grown Women” Published to Literary Acclaim
In debut novel, alumna Sarai Johnson explores four generations of Black women navigating love, loss, and the meaning of happiness
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Art and Culture: Pedram Baldari
In this interview, Pedram Baldari details his practice, which goes beyond a single discipline, incorporating social research, sound, data, and technology to depict the Kurdish people not only in a sensational way but also with a sense of their reality.
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