For the last episode of the semester, host Evan Margiotta talks with the writers of stories in the Eagle's latest print edition including the future of AU dining, the possibility of alcohol sales at sports games, and the growing pains of AUx. 

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On this week's episode of Beyond the Byline, host Evan Margiotta talks with Staff Writer Ayelet Sheffey about The Eagle's latest multimedia project, titled "The Fight for AU’s Financial Future." Margiotta also speaks with Staff Writer Mohamad Hashash about the end of basketball season and how student athletes find balance between sports and academics. 

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On this week's special edition episode of Beyond the Byline, Guest Hosts Chris Whitbeck and Lauren Patetta are joined by Seagle Columnists Bobbie Armstrong, Nicole Klokiw and Caeden Cloud to discuss the news of the week.

On this week's episode of Beyond the Byline, host Evan Margiotta talks with Administration and Local News Editor Julia Gagnon about fraternities' response to The Eagle's review of AU yearbooks, which revealed several racist images and photographs of people in blackface. Margiotta also speaks with sports columnist Spencer Nusbaum about the arc of the men's basketball team's season and what it's like to cover basketball at a school not known for its dedication to sports. 

On this week's episode of Beyond the Byline, host Evan Margiotta talks with The Eagle's managing editor of opinion Nickolaus Mack on his research on AU founder Bishop John Fletcher Hurst, as well as Student Life editor Abbie Veitch on her coverage of the working group's look into slavery's influence on the founding of the university.