For the second time, a judge granted the defense a continuance, delaying the capital murder trial of Anthony B. Mertz.

Faculty elections results released Tuesday show most incumbents were able to maintain their seats on university committees, despite a number of tight races.

The Campus Advising Network will host an annual Spring Forum Wednesday.

Santiago Riveria, a Guatemalan coffee farmer, was struggling to live on the 35 cents a pound he received from corporate middlemen who sold his produce for 10 times as much. Thanks to the fair trade movement, Riveria now has his own export company which eliminates the middleman and enables him to support his family.

Rick Barnes, former president of the Association of Fraternity Advisers, will speak to students about improving campus community at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Roberson Auditorium of Lumpkin Hall .

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.

While the number of alcohol violations on Eastern's campus plummeted from 1999 to 2000, aggravated assaults cases rose, U.S. Department of Education statistics show.

The Charleston City Council Tuesday is scheduled to appoint a new city manager, who will take over May 6.

"How stressed are you," was the question asked Monday night at a stress management workshop. The workshop, entitled "The Constant Change of Life - Coping With Stress and Relaxation Techniques," was given by guest lecturer Ollie Mae Ray, Ph.D. A crowd of 91 people, including students, faculty and locals came to hear Ray's lecture, held in Roberson Auditorium.