Hailing from Mississippi, contemporary rock group 3 Doors Down has reached limits very few rock bands ever reach. With hits such as "Kryptonite" and "If I Could Be Like That," 3 Doors Down achieved platinum status and then did it seven times over.

Negotiations for a new three-year faculty contract continued Thursday unmediated.

Get ready for the most hyped weekend in all sports.

Suicide typically happens without warning. All suicidal people are depressed. Mental health professionals are the only people who can help a suicidal person.

The good news for the men's basketball team is that they have been consistent in Lantz Arena. The bad news is that the Panthers have had only five home games.

University Republicans, a new old Recognized Student Organization on campus has been inactive for a few years but is being re-established.

Eastern Illinois University's 2002-2003 annual Art Faculty Exhibition, which features recent art work in a wide variety of media and styles by Eastern's current, adjunct and emeritus art department faculty members, will begin with a public reception from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at Tarble Arts Center.

What made Eric Clapton trade in his raw, blues-based licks for some chops in the craft of adult contemporary? And how did everyone's favorite car salesman Sting shift from frontman of the Police who packed riffs that compiled an insurmountable mountain of rock magnitude-to singing a cheesy techno song with some chubby Arab guy?

"Adaptation" is one of the cleverest, smartly written screenplays that has even been transformed perfectly into a movie. Unlike many films out today, the more you think about "Adaptation" the better the film becomes.

Completing the spaces left between the "Caring and Killing" and "Petitioning the Empty Sky" albums, Converge released its latest offering, "Unloved and Weeded Out." Converge blends the best elements of hardcore, metal, and punk to boast being one of hardcore's pioneers.

"Crazy Days," the first major event of the spring semester as part of the University Board's "Welcome Back Weekend," will start with a comedic performance by Pete Dominick tonight at 9 p.m in the University Ballroom of the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.

Rock trio Touche will provide Friends & Co. with a local music vibe Saturday night.