A deeper look into Eastern numbers gives insight into the enrollment process as whole, showing that inquiries about Eastern were up 20 percent from the 2018/2019 enrollment cycle.
In the 2019-2020 enrollment cycle 24,329 new freshmen inquiries were made compared to the 2019’s 20,285 inquiries, showing...
International Country Music Day is celebrated each year on Sept. 17.
The day began being celebrated in 2003 to celebrate country music all over the globe and honor country music’s roots.
Country music began in the early 1900s and has seen many variants within the genre that features such songs as...
September is self-care month, a reminder for everyone to spend time taking care of their health, both physical and mental.
One way people practice self-care is by allocating time to do things they enjoy. Brettany Gilliard, a freshman public relations major, said dedicating time to what she enjoys relieves...
The Student Government will host the Fall 2020 Student Involvement Fair, better known as Pantherpalooza, virtually September 21 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
The events will feature registered student organizations and opportunity.
There are over 175 registered student organizations at Eastern for students...
Eastern’s Latino Heritage Month events will kick off Thursday at 6 p.m.
This year’s theme for the month is “Unidos somos más fuertes / United We Are Stronger.”
The month...
Asking any team at Eastern to reflect on what happened back in March is a difficult thing to do and it is not getting any easier by any means. No one is...
With the lack of sports on campus this semester, we have been going back to last year and looking at the top performers from the various teams at Eastern....
Election season is approaching us, and it’s time to choose between our current POTUS, or our former Vice President. On November 3rd, our country decides the POTUS for the next four...
Victoria Tegge (left), a nutrition and dietetics major, and Olivia Triplett, an elementary education major, color together in the North Quad on Monday afternoon.
Ezavian Latham (right), a sophomore electric engineering major, sits with a friend on a bench between Lawson Hall and Andrews Hall on Thursday afternoon. The two were working on their music.
Conner Sanders (left), a sophomore music therapy major, and Emily Thorpe, a freshman music major, sit and eat on a bench near the Library Quad Thursday afternoon.
