The student news site of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois.

The Daily Eastern News

The student news site of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois.

The Daily Eastern News

The student news site of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois.

The Daily Eastern News

Seventh Street too close for Doudna expansion

Maura Possley December 4, 2002

Despite public concern voiced at Tuesday night's meeting, the city council intends to pass a resolution on Dec. 17 to close parts of Seventh Street, so the university can extend the campus with the completion of the new Doudna Fine Arts Building.

Staying stress free

Tim Martin December 4, 2002

A presentation from the Counseling Center is aimed at helping students relieve any stress they might encounter as the time for final exams approaches.

Senate working to curb bad behavior

John Chambers December 3, 2002

The Student Senate External Relations Committee began efforts before Thanksgiving break to find a solution to poor student behavior at this year's homecoming parade.

UB hopes to jazz up dinner for area residents

Tim Martin December 3, 2002

The first step in bringing the Charleston community to University Board-sponsored events will happen appropriately enough at a dance.

Construction on Human Services building delayed

Maura Possley December 3, 2002

Asbestos removal in the Doudna Fine Arts Center is on schedule while work on the new Human Services building is about a week behind schedule.

Shedding light on the situation

Brad Tammaro Staff writer December 3, 2002

Members of the Student Government discussed problem areas around campus during Monday's light walk.

Construction delays would be costly

Melissa Nielsen December 3, 2002

Deadlines are critical in the renovation and construction of the Doudna Fine Arts Center and the completion of the Human Services building because students and classrooms have been relocated to off-campus locations. To ensure a smooth construction plan and move back to the Doudna Fine Arts Center, administrators have taken precautionary measures while construction crews work to stay on schedule throughout the process.

Eastern inherits 78-acre farm from alumnus

Caitlin Prendergast December 3, 2002

While students were giving thanks over break, Eastern was thanking an alumnus for a substantial gift.

Campus ‘Blood Battle’ boils up

Tim Martin December 3, 2002

Andrews, Carman and Lawson residence halls will compete by hosting blood drives in their respective lobbies from 2 to 7 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday.

Budget cuts prompt capitol visit

Caitlin Prendergast December 3, 2002

In the wake of recent budget cut warnings from Gov. George Ryan, representatives from Eastern will travel to Springfield for a session that could possibly affect the university's current operating budget.

City council to discuss Seventh Street closure

Maura Possley December 3, 2002

After working with the university, the city will vote tonight on a resolution closing sections of Seventh Street and making other sections into one-way streets in preparation for the new Doudna Fine Arts building.

Students picking up jobs to cover rising cost of higher education

Melissa Nielsen December 2, 2002

As college tuition climbs across the country and at Eastern, juggling a job with classes is becoming more popular with students and the only option for those who need to pay their own way. Whether students are looking to earn extra spending cash or trying to pay tuition bills, choosing the right kind of job can make going to a part-time job after a hard day of class much easier.

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