‘Call Me By Your Name’ author talks unexpected success at Lisner Auditorium
André Aciman, author of “Call Me By Your Name,” sat down with Spencer Kornhaber of The Atlantic to discuss the success of the book and film on Friday.
Culture
Dish of the Week: Thai Chef's Thai tea custard with toast
Thai Chef’s Thai tea custard with toast is an uncommon approach to bubble milk tea.
Weekend outlook – Head to outdoor spring festivals around the District
As the weather warms up, get outside and hop from festival to festival this weekend.
Celebrate 4/20 with festivals, panels for every hour
Pick and choose from our stoned itinerary, or hit everything on this list for a hazy day of good vibes.
New play tells stories of Metro red line riders
The play takes place on one red line train, while the characters come and go through scenes after riding for a few stops each.
Student engineers build off-road vehicle from scratch for competition
A group of 15 students from the School of Engineering and Applied Science has worked since August to craft an off-road vehicle for an international competition.
Use dockless bike share program to pedal around the District
The DMV boasts more than 40 miles of bike lanes and 8,000 miles of trails, making it the ideal area for planning a pedaled escape.
Senior shares dance floor with GoPro camera for senior thesis
During the more than 20-minute performance, one GoPro captures movement and shows the performance from a different angle.
Muslim Americans share experiences in U.S. with panel, television premiere
Following the premiere of “America Inside Out,” a panel of Muslim Americans spoke of different experiences navigating the U.S.
Weekend Outlook – Listen to a string symphony at the National Zoo
Catch a comedy show this weekend from an up-and-coming comedian with a famously funny family before hitting the streets for Japanese food and performances.