Jill Nilsen, vice president for external relations, plans on answering what faculty can do to help raise money Tuesday during the Faculty Senate's final meeting of the academic year.

Eastern administrators are working on a financial aid plan that could compensate for interim President Lou Hencken's proposed tuition increase.

Stacy Millsap, a Mattoon High School Student, works on a colorimetery experiment while Ashley Foster, 9, Cindi Foster, and Dylan Foster, 13, observe at the educational technology fair Monday afternoon in the Grand Ballroom of the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union. Ashley Foster participated in two projects with Eastern, Project WOW and Children of the World.

Students and residents will have the chance to be educated about the proposed rules and regulations of living in Charleston Tuesday night.

Money from the Apportionment Board reserve account is up for Student Senate approval to further fund the Recreational Center for new equipment and student payroll.

An Earth Day speaker urged his audience of about 70 students and faculty to be more conscious of the earth and taking care of it Monday in Phipps Lecture Hall of the Physical Science Building in national observance of Earth Day.

Plans for a renovated 7th Street Underground are inching along toward a final proposal to be presented to administration and the eventual renovation.

"Doing a good job for today is not good enough for the future," said the third of four finalists for dean of the College of Educational and Professional Studies.

Stacy Millsap, a Mattoon High School Student, works on a colorimetery experiment while Ashley Foster, 9, Cindi Foster, and Dylan Foster, 13, observe at the educational technology fair Monday afternoon in the Grand Ballroom of the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union. Ashley Foster participated in two projects with Eastern, Project WOW and Children of the World.

Eastern named a graduate and 20-plus-year employee as the new dean of its College of Sciences.

One member of the Student Senate Shuttle Bus Committee spoke as though meetings this year were run like a dictatorship, citing uneventful meetings and a lack of communication while the alleged dictator, Ronnie Deedrick, said there just wasn't enough time.

An Eastern associate professor will be interviewing on Monday and Tuesday for dean of the College of Educational and Professional Studies, a position Elizabeth Hitch is leaving to become provost and vice chancellor of academic affairs at the University of Wisconsin-Lacrosse on July 1.