More than 220 Eastern students and faculty made their way over to the University Ballroom to drain a pint of blood from their body Tuesday to help save lives.

If first-year University Board chair Caleb Judy wants to change one thing, it's not the quality or type of on-campus entertainment, it's the students' perspective.

A new city ordinance passed Tuesday night will involve the city on petty marijuana cases, instead of bogging down the state's attorney's office.

Eastern's faculty is becoming concerned with the state of the former Booth West, which now houses parts of the art department, saying conditions are unfit for teaching and learning.

The Tarble Arts Center will host "Flash from the Past," a celebration in honor of its 20-year anniversary. This celebration includes displays of Tarble's permanent art collection, as well as a diverse array of many other works of art.

Art professor Denise Rehm-Mott is worried that she is not giving her students the kind of education they deserve.

Finish college at Eastern in eight semesters, or receive free tuition until you do graduate.

Eastern officials have taken unprecedented measures to make sure that the increase of students will not mean overcrowded classrooms.

A third continuance for the capital murder case against Anthony B. Mertz, a former Eastern student, was denied by Circuit Court Judge Dale A. Cini Tuesday.

Although Charleston is considered by some to be a small town, some students find it a rough walk home from uptown entertainment on the weekends.

The Student Senate's second meeting of the semester will approve appointments of students to committees.

Smoking marijuana may lose it's felony categorization but gain attention with the possible passing of a city council ordinance.