Many people have experienced the atmosphere of a science fair at one point or another in their lives.

"Give blood and get free food" could be the Red Cross's new motto for blood drives. Many people came to the blood drive Wednesday to donate blood and eat free food.

A speech on suicide prevention cashed in on first-place honors Wednesday in the final round of a public speaking contest.

Residents have an opportunity to light a candle in recognition of abused children during the national Light of Hope Celebration.

Reserve account usage will be the main focus of Thursday's Apportionment Board meeting.

New voting procedures may take charge when proposed at Thursday's Residence Hall Association meeting.

A group of concerned students are sticking up for local business owner Keith Bliss, who they say was forced by Eastern into a contract that prevents him from being profitable.

His wife works in health services, his 80-year-old mom bartends and now he is Eastern's new budget director.

Future teachers were able to get ideas for integrating technology in a classroom at the second-annual Educational Technology Fair Wednesday.

The Illinois Board of Higher Education changed chairs at the start of the board meeting Tuesday.

The Faculty Senate approved results of faculty committee elections without approving the candidates.

An ordinance to lower the posted speed limit on Lincoln County Road between Fourth Street and University Avenue was voted to be placed on file for public inspection at Tuesday's Charleston City Council meeting.