The Panther baseball team will play at least one baseball game this weekend, although they are scheduled to play three.

Billy Ayers, a former FBI fugitive, urged students to inform themselves about the world, to take political stands and find effective tactics to communicate their views effectively Thursday.

Countries come in all shapes and sizes, but unfortunately the policies of the World Trade Organization and International Monetary Fund do not, an Eastern graduate said Wednesday.

The registration deadline for a campus workshop on how to deal with stress is Friday.

Evolution as science and as spirituality was explained Wednesday at the "Sacred Depths of Nature" lecture.

Bill Ayers, a former FBI fugitive, will discuss the benefits and disadvantages of persuasion, direct action and terrorism as tools for social change.

Over 600 screaming, jumping and body surfing students swamped McAfee Gym Wednesday to see two premier Chicago area bands.

The Women's Advocacy Council will give out awards to students studying living history at its reception Thursday as part of March's celebration of Women's History and Awareness Month.

Two Champaign men spoke to Eastern students, faculty and local residents Wednesday in opposition of the University of Illinois' Chief Illiniwek mascot.

Natural Ties will host its fourth annual spaghetti dinner at 4:30 p.m. Thursday at the Sigma Kappa/Tri Sigma house to raise funds for the organization.

The Residence Hall Association will discuss making three amendments to its constitution Thursday.

Plans are in the works for an outdoor dining area by the Food Court, Shirley Stewart, interim vice president for student affairs, told the Student Senate Wednesday.