The University Police Department has purchased decibel meters to monitor noise levels near the university, but a student, faculty and community ride along with the UPD this Friday and Saturday could determine if the equipment will ever be used.

The Faculty Senate discussed last year's failed presidential search with two members of the Board of Trustees at a special meeting yesterday.

Printmaking students are dealing with less room and more noise in their new room at Art Park West but are working to make necessary adjustments and focusing on the positive.

The Board of Trustees unanimously approved every action item on their agenda Monday, including increasing the graduation fee from $15 to $25.

As of Jan. 1, anyone convicted of possessing a false identification card will lose his or her driving privileges for one year, and then he or she must reapply for a driver's license.

Fear is a powerful thing.

Despite a tough year in the stock market and difficult times for the The Eastern Illinois University Foundation's portfolio, members of the Foundation met in hopeful spirits at their annual meeting as they reviewed their financial status and honored members.

A new minor in broadcast meteorology, which might affect up to three majors, was passed by the Council on Academic Affairs Thursday.

Students, faculty and community members opposed to military action against Iraq are invited to join other students at 5 p.m. on Mondays in the Library Quad to express their beliefs through nonviolent means.

Eastern's Board of Trustees will hear proposals for purchase approvals, a possible increase in the graduation application fee and a contract renewal and wage agreement, among other proposals at its fall meeting Monday.

Imagine being John Malkovich and not having a theater honors program like Alpha Psi Omega to belong to.

An Apportionment Board bylaw to be approved by administration, passed in Student Senate last week could make the AB reserve fund a little tighter in the future.