Those interested in the past, present and future of women's relationships are invited to attend "Celebrating the History of Women's Friendships: Present Possibilities, Future Potential" a lecture to be held Monday evening.

While one Eastern student is trying to develop an anti-tumor drug, another is researching treatment for children with speech impediments, but both students were awarded for their work at Friday's Sciencefest.

The Five Mile House, a historic landmark built in 1837, is trying to raise $50,000 to reconstruct the kitchen, also called the 'ell.'

Members of the Student Senate are set to distribute surveys this week to gauge student interest in the Panther Express.

Eastern's jazz combo program will be back in full swing this Thursday with a performance on campus.

For many people, the term 'nanny' conjures up images of older, European women caring for children of wealthy parents who have no time for their children. Despite the stereotype, the average nanny, also referred to as an au pair, is between 19 to 28 years old.

Since Eastern can no longer depend on funds from campus long-distance calls, its funding methods for technology will begin to resemble those of other universities in the state.

Participants in a bar crawl suspected to have ripped out a toilet and sink from the men's restroom at Jerry's Pub Saturday night could be banned from the bar.

Students with a grade point average lower than 2.5 can no longer load up on classes because of a policy change intended to cut down on paper work in deans' offices.

Research projects completed by students in Eastern's College of Sciences will be on display and later awarded Friday.

Here in America, consumerism and trend-chasing seem to rank pretty high on our cultural values scale, a phenomenon that played itself out perfectly in this country's malls following Sept. 11.

A food bank will be held Saturday in honor of a former Eastern professor and union leader who died two months ago.