The amount of donors willing to give blood has sharply declined after a post Sept. 11 boost; however, interested sponsors for campus blood drives have increased steadily after the tragedy.

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.

An International Tea Wednesday will honor Eastern's female international students and provide a forum to discuss women's issues in other countries.

Eastern will host the 13th annual Phi Beta Kappa lecture Wednesday in the Roberson Auditorium, Lumpkin Hall, at 7:30 p.m.

While Governor George Ryan has voiced his support for a bill adding sexual orientation to the list of protected categories in the Illinois Human Rights Act, one of his possible successors sees problems with the legislation.

Dozens of people piled into the University Ballroom on Friday to admire experiments completed by students at the Sciencefest.

Two men personally affected by the portrayal of the University of Illinois' mascot, Chief Illiniwek, will share their stories with Eastern's campus Wednesday night.

Roughly 19 percent of eligible faculty voted Tuesday for seats on university committees.