The Residence Hall Association approved a motion Thursday night to put up a firewall on shared files to temporarily solve slow Internet access.

Recent discussion of a possible strike authorization vote by the faculty union has left the administration's negotiating team confused.

Charleston's Board of Zoning and Appeals decided to postpone the discussion and possible approval of of the city's Unified Development Code at a meeting Thursday night in city council chambers.

The Council on Academic Affairs passed the remaining three alternative certification courses at Thursday's meeting.

While downloading music and movies on personal computers seriously aggravates the campus network, causing slow Internet service and frequent crashes, downloading other materials on university computers may cause fewer problems.

Indiana University students may have participated in making an adult film on their Bloomington campus recently, but administrators are still reviewing the report to decide consequences.

Four new "alternative certification" courses will be discussed and voted on at Thursday's Council on Academic Affairs meeting.

The Eastern-sponsored trip to Cape Town, South Africa offers a breathtaking landscape, enriched with fascinating historical events and people of a distinct culture.

In an effort to supply more blood to those in need, three residence halls had a friendly competition.

The Counseling Center gave students a way to take the stress out of their lives Wednesday.

About 70 percent of Eastern students have not smoked this past month, according to a pamphlet distributed by Health Services.

As faculty contract negotiations plod on, the possibility of a strike has been discussed.