Along with the different attractions at "Quakin in the Quad," many students enjoyed the musical stylings of the band TWF on the South Quad Saturday night.

While the new Panther Cards all students need to pick up will have a new feel and a new look, they will still serve the same purposes.

As you may have noticed, the Daily Eastern News online edition has not been posted within the past month. When school ended for the summer and when news of the remodled print version was announced, we saw it as a great opportunity to revise and update the online edition as well.

As you may have noticed, the Daily Eastern News online edition has not been posted within the past month. When school ended for the summer and when news of the remodeled print version was announced, we saw it as a great opportunity to revise and update the online edition as well.

Claiming itself to be "Home of the World's Largest Bagel," Mattoon will feature its annual Bagelfest at Peterson Park this weekend.

The first graduate of Eastern's school of business has been awarded a plaque.

The offices of five history professors in Coleman hall were left looking like the aftermath of a World War II air raid after a broken steam trap caused ceiling tiles to fall.

A lawsuit against an Illinois university by three former university newspaper employees entangles a web difficult to unravel.

A local charity orginization is taking applications to provide required school supplies to eligible families with children attending school this fall.

Eastern will sponsor a blood drive after the American Red Cross' national appeal for all blood types in light of shortages in blood supplies across the nation.

Eastern graduate Katie Cox has been appointed as the Illinois Board of Higher Education's new student representative.

The number of disciplinary referrals for the 2001-2002 academic year totaled 767, 144 fewer than the 2000-2001 academic year.