Despite efforts to come up with funds from outside sources, the University Board and Sports and Recreation will be unable to act on some plans to expand their programs and facilities for next year, because the Apportionment Board could not give them the funds they wanted.

The last of three finalists in Eastern's presidential search arrives Friday for interviews and tours of the campus and community.

Eastern will begin celebrating "International Week" Saturday with a pot luck dinner, followed by a international student fashion show.

Parents, teachers and students gathered in the Doudna Fine Arts Center Wednesday evening for a hip rendition of "The Mandrake."

The Student Senate Housing Committee is working on establishing a support network for off-campus students that may help them deal with landlord issues and find housing.

A Kent State University professor will visit Eastern's campus Thursday to speak about ongoing controversial issues erupting in Africa.

In honor of Women's History Month, the Women's Resource Center will show the award winning film,"Vagabond," and lead a discussion following the movie.

Eastern presidential candidate Phillip Conn told members of the campus community Wednesday that he intends to spend much time "strengthening Eastern's statewide political base and building community ties," in part to alleviate funding problems from a suffering state economy.

Even though Booth Library's atrium was planned to be the last project completed in the now open facility, the final obstacle to overcome is the south entrance, an undertaking that reportedly delayed Booth's original opening this semester.

Tina Leonard of the Counseling Center told students they had control over their own fates at a seminar called "Feeling Good is a Gift to Yourself" last night at the Martin Luther King, Jr. University Union.

The military science department is bringing in a graduate to speak about roles for women in the military Thursday.

Credit requirements may increase for students hoping to graduate with a foreign language minor if the Council on Academic Affairs approves the request Thursday.