Students and faculty met Tuesday evening to discuss “I Am Not Your Negro,” a film about civil rights leaders Malcolm X, Medgar Evers and Martin Luther King Jr.
The movie, which came out in 2017, highlights the personal experiences of those figures, and intends to highlight the struggles of the civil...
The Student Senate will announce the unofficial results of 2021 Special Senator Election at its first meeting of the semester Wednesday at 7 p.m. via Zoom.
Chad Rosenblum, a junior criminology major, and Blake Minor, a freshman business major, both students who are involved with the Election Commission...
A virtual discussion called “Transversing Spaces: Increasing Empathy, Understanding, and Equity Cross Colors” was held Tuesday afternoon.
It was one of three sessions with Dr. Carole Collins Ayanlaja, Assistant Professor in the Department of Educational Leadership.
The intentions of the course,...
Eastern’s Civic Engagement and Volunteerism Office is hosting a series of events to celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr., one held Monday was a faculty chat on the topic of policing in the United States.
Among those events is an online chat with Caitlin Lynch, a new professor at Eastern Illinois University...
Tuesday is the last day for students to participate in the Spring 2021 senator special election for the Student Senate.
Students can vote via an email sent to their student email.
Currently...
There is now just over a month to go in the regular season for the men's basketball teams of the OVC.
In a season that has been frequently affected by...
The busy spring semester for Eastern athletics got busier over the weekend when the Eastern track and field and cross country teams began their seasons....
I don’t know where to begin. Eastern, what are you doing? Earlier this semester, students and faculty were notified that Eastern paired up with the SHIELD Program, although only 500...
Caeli Haab (left), a freshman psychology major, Logan Rasmus, a freshman psychology major, and Lilly Pampel, a freshman with an undecided major, all watch the presidential inauguration in Pampel's dorm. Haab said she was interested in the election because she was able to vote in the election, and she felt that it was important to learn about the candidates and to be able to interact with people about...
Zach Berger, Assistant Photo Editor January 19, 2021
Reem Anwar, a freshman majoring in economics, and Malachi Jackson, a sophomore majoring in kinesiology, study at Booth Library to keep up on homework Tuesday afternoon.
