Summer camp counselors are needed for the "Excelling Through Enrichment" camp to be held at Eastern from June 23 to July 20.

Students presenting research at the state capitol may not seem like a big deal, but the students who went to the capitol last week may say different.

The University Board sponsored workshop "DUI: Are you in or are you out?," designed to show the dangers of drinking and driving, was held Wednesday night.

Forty-three faculty members will compete for 29 seats on university committees during this year's elections hosted by the Faculty Senate Tuesday and Wednesday.

The "Spring Spectacular" will commence this spring during the coming annual Illinois High School Association track finals in Charleston.

Stargazers need no longer look to the heavens in search of way to share their passion, the EIU Astronomy Club is here right on Earth.

Peter Debenedittis of the New Mexico Literacy Project gave Eastern students an insight on the negative effects of the media Thursday.

Faculty Senate has assembled a light agenda this week in order to finish business from the Jan. 29 Spring 2002 Faculty Forum and to vote on a resolution dealing with IMAP grants.

Although the Kmart facility is closing in Mattoon, the city may actually see an increase in jobs because of the possible addition of a Home Depot to the same commercial area.

Eastern's marketing committee recently introduced new banners to welcome visitors to campus and is organizing focus groups in an effort to attract more students to Eastern. The new blue welcome banners are being hung high on several lamp posts on campus to welcome the presidential candidates, Jill Nilsen, vice president for external relations, said Wednesday.

Alison Mormino feels her broad range of experiences at Eastern would make her an ideal student body president.

A new job would be tough for anyone, but add balancing budgets and caring for animals and that would frazzle anyone.