Campus sororities and fraternities "Let the Games Begin" Saturday night with the coronation of this year's king and queen, which was held during the Airband competition for the beginning of Greek week.

Bio-physicist Manuel Navia spoke to a Public Health Administration class Friday in Lantz about the entrepreneurial development of drugs for developing countries.

A viewing of clips from "Not In Our Town II," a documentary highlighting the organizations and individuals combating hate crimes in their communities, will be part of the "Not In Our Town" city and campus forum Monday.

The second attempt at a search for an assistant vice president of academic affairs for technology will bring Michael Hoadley to campus Monday and Tuesday for interviews with various university groups and organizations.

Many eager listeners gathered into the University Ballroom Tuesday night to hear Yaron Svoray tell of his experiences undercover in the middle of German hate groups.

While there are positive and negative aspects of residential life which pertain to all residence halls, each hall has an individual qualities for which it is known.

An Eastern graduate student is doing her part to help change people's acceptance and tolerance of different cultures.

The Charleston City Council Wednesday appointed Alan Probst as the new city manager.

The men's soccer team forward, Derrick Perry, was drafted into the Major Indoor Soccer League to play for the St. Louis Steamers.

Students who are having troubles finding decent research information can attend the "Find Reliable Information on the Internet" workshop Wednesday.

Throughout this week, Manuel Navia, a bio-chemistry expert, will speak to several groups on campus about his accomplishments in medical research and how they are still successful now.

The Student Senate Wednesday will consider a resolution that would recommend to Eastern's Board of Trustees that Ken Bauer, a student originally hired to move books back into Booth Library, be allotted time to speak at the BOT's April 29 meeting.