Today is the last day to receive a T-shirt with registration for the third annual 2.5 kilometer Homecoming Race.

Interim President Lou Hencken will speak about Eastern's progress for this Friday's Chamber of Commerce Fourth Friday Luncheon.

An international student shared her experiences as a freelance journalist for CBS News and USA Today Thursday afternoon at the year's first International Forum.

After attempting to create a revision in the Apportionment Board bylaws for allocating money to non-fee funded boards, the board decided to cut off all financial support.

Eastern saw a record increase in freshman enrollment during this Fall 2002, but the university is not alone in this phenomenon, as most state schools spread resources thinner to accommodate a growing number of students.

The Apportionment Board will vote to pass two bylaws and possibly allocate additional funds to fee-funded boards tonight at 7 p.m. in the Arcola-Tuscola Room of the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.

A recognized student organization that emphasizes flames, stilts and a sense of humor is making a comeback on Eastern's campus.

An international student will relate her experiences covering the war in Afghanistan during the International Forum at 2 p.m. today.

Student Senate members will be registering eligible voters on campus Thursday, Friday and Monday in a voter drive to encourage turnout for the November gubernatorial elections.

A headline in Wednesday's issue of The Daily Eastern News incorrectly stated the date of the ROTC Open House. The ROTC Open House will be held at 4 p.m. today in Tarble Field.

Easter Seals of Central Illinois and the Charleston Area Chamber of Commerce unveiled the fifth annual Charleston Landmark Series Ornament of Hope Wednesday at the Charleston Carnegie Public Library.

Women have an intuition that allows them to stay out of harm's way, and a workshop Wednesday night showed women how to hone that talent.