Shirley Mensah, a junior geology major, is only 20, but she has already been to two eclipses on two different continents.
Back home in Ghana, she was able to see an eclipse in 2006 and on Monday, she was one of eight students who took a trip down to Chester to experience 100 percent totality.
“It’s...
The Booth Library will be having tours of its facilities at 10 a.m., 1 and 4 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays until Sept. 14.
Tours will begin at the reference desk located on the north end of the library and last approximately 20 minutes each.
According to a press release, there is no mandatory...
Multicultural organizations will welcome students back to campus and introduce them to their culture at the minority faculty, staff and student reception.
The reception will be from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday in the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union Ballroom, and there will be ice cream,...
The annual Prowl Picnic last Friday kicked off in the South Quad bringing together new and returning students as well as faculty and staff.
The picnic had high energy, high attendance and was a great day, Mike Mifflin the complex director for Lawson, Stevenson and Douglas Hall said.
He said it...
Some could say the stars are aligned, as students will get to ring in the new school year with a solar eclipse on Monday.
According to physics department chair Steven Daniels,...
When the Eastern football team takes the field Aug. 31 at Indiana State, it will be bringing out seven returning starters on offense and defense.
The...
The Eastern women’s soccer team won the 2016-2017 Eastern Panthers in the Community Award Sunday at the Eastern Illinois Athletics’ annual student-athlete...
Each summer, I make it a priority to discover ways to grow as an individual and to have a better semester than the last. I love buying and reading all of the personal development books...
In this video two interns from Eastern share their experience about working with Alzheimer patients at Arbor Rose Adult Day Care and Memory Care Home of...
