For the first time in the 27-year history of the Biennial Drawing/Watercolor Illinois Exhibition held at the Tarble Arts Center, an Eastern alumna took home the Newton E. Tarble Memorial Best of Show Purchase Award.

Frances Nelms, a senior early childhood education major, even after combating an unsanitary water problem in Haiti, can't wait to return to the Caribbean nation.

Eastern's chapter of the University Professionals of Illinois held its final rally Tuesday before federal mediator Jerry Carmichael meets with the administrative's negotiating team and the UPI Wednesday.

Judge Dale A. Cini said the records of an Eastern student on trial for murder would remain sealed until his trial begins in January.

In order to prevent the possibility of mail tampering over winter break, the Charleston Post Office, located at 320 Sixth St., is offering to hold off-campus students' mail over the break.

The new stop on the Panther Express shuttle bus route from the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union to Showplace 8 movie theater in Mattoon went unused this weekend.

The Faculty Senate will hear a discussion on the allocation and distribution of resources at Eastern at their meeting today.

Eastern will host its fourth annual holiday celebration from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday from and 10 to 11:30 a.m. Wednesday in the foyer of Old Main.

Teaching children about math doesn't have to be from exercises out of a textbook.

Winter jackets have been replaced with tank tops in South Quad residence halls in the past week because of heating complications.

College students usually think they know everything there is to know about alcohol.

A former Eastern student charged with criminal sexual assault in May stands trial Tuesday.