An educational technology fair hosted by the College of Education and Professional Studies will be begin at 4:30 p.m. today in the Grand Ballroom of the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.

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.

In honor of Earth Day, a nationally-known geologist will visit campus today to draw interest to the environment.

The Special Olympics were greeted with warm weather and an enthusiastic crowd Friday, causing everyone to walk away smiling.

Looking to cover a $1.3 billion deficit in this year's state budget, Gov. George Ryan has proposed releasing 4,500 non-violent drug offenders to save money.

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.

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Incoming freshman applying to attend Eastern may be running out of time as increases in application numbers have sparked interim President Lou Hencken to impose an admissions application deadline.

A forum sponsored by the Eastern chapter of the NAACP focused on black unity for the progression of the black student body and the black race as a whole.

Several Eastern students are traveling to Washington, D.C., this weekend to let their voices be heard in protests against what they believe to be terrorism.

The Residence Hall Association held its final meeting of the year Thursday in Andrews Hall and concluded the meeting by pelting executive board members and housing and dining staff with pies.