One of the benefits of being a parent is being able to pass down interests to their children.
Sarah Grove brought her daughter Willow Grove to the WindSync concert Thursday evening in the Doudna Fine...
EIU presented a progress report on Plan 2028 including efforts to lower the DWF rate and the creation of a bridge program for incoming first-generation students.
Plan 2028 has been in the works...
EIU’s South Quad is the host of many extracurricular activities. From cloud gazing to concerts, it is a lively area on Eastern’s campus.
Take the happenings of Wednesday afternoon, for example,...
As of last Tuesday, spring has officially begun. But the warm temperatures have been around for quite some time.
Think back to February.
Birds were singing a shrill chorus. Squirrels were...
In collaboration with Eastern’s diversity advisory council and Eastern’s department of housing and dining, student government is hosting a week of events dedicated to diversity, equity and inclusion...
One thing has been lurking when hiking around Lake Charleston over the past month: the stagnant smell of dead fish.
The odor comes from the heaps of dead fish that decomposed on the shores...
Choosing a major is a significant decision that shapes students’ academic paths and future career opportunities.
Some majors are known for being particularly demanding and time-consuming,...
Confidence and success were the main themes of a presentation during the Society of Women Engineers monthly meeting Wednesday evening.
Allison Henrichs, an Eastern alumni, was the guest speaker for the...
Editors Note: Specific facts within the story were reported incorrectly. The story stated Charlie's home being Auburn not Elburn, the caption stated he was in ROTC when he is in the National Guard and...
Nola's Naturals is more than a wellness store; it is a place of transformation and healing.
The store owner, Nola Klepzig-Hagan, tries to provide holistic wellness services and products tailored to...
The United States is about to see a special emergence of insects this spring that hasn’t happened since the time of Mozart’s music. But prepare for the volume—the bugs’ noisy call is projected...
Veronica Gipson, Student Government Reporter
• March 10, 2024
A revised version of the student government constitution was presented to the student senate at their general body meeting on March 6 featuring task reassignments and the removal of the judicial branch.
Student...
