Geoffrey Ewing's portrayal of the boxing legend Muhammad Ali was "better than the movie" said Michelle Williams, a sophomore sociology major, at Wednesday's lecture in the Grand Ballroom of the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.

The offensive effort on the baseball field is usually something that develops as the season progressed, but this year the Panther baseball team has already had success at the plate.

Establishing leadership in a predominantly individual sport can be a challenge, but doing it with a new head coach can make the task even more difficult.

The defense for Anthony B. Mertz has requested a change of venue for his capital murder trial after conducting a querying of more than 5,000 Coles Country residents on their knowledge of the case.

Students who needed help taking notes attended a free workshop to help them improve their note-taking skills Wednesday.

A three-year-old University Board loan will be forgiven by the Apportionment Board.

The issue of forgiving University Board debt will be revisited at Wednesday's Student Senate

Andrea Cooper stood and revisited the days of family vacations, attending her daughter's high school graduation, hearing her daughter excitedly tell of how she had met the perfect guy and ultimately, finding that same daughter dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound because she had been raped.

New computer software is in the midst of installation and there are still conflicting views on whether or not it will clear up campus network traffic.

The Faculty Senate plans to join their colleagues at six other Illinois public universities in protesting the way some state grants are awarded.

Students can learn to improve their note-taking skills in a workshop Wednesday.

A group of Eastern students are campaigning for students' and university approval for a "little more expensive" type of coffee that gives more profits to the farmer and helps improve their "terrible" quality of life.