The second of four finalists in Eastern's search for a new College of Sciences dean will be on campus Tuesday for an open session interview.

A new committee was created by the Residence Hall Association Thursday to help get the word out about RHA events.

Freezing tuition sounds wonderful on the surface, and in fact, it could be a great idea for Eastern students and could aid in the recruitment of new students.

A mistake in the way resumes were posted on the Internet for candidates applying for the College of Sciences allowed personal information to be viewed by anyone, a situation the committee attempted to prevent.

A university vehicle caught fire near campus Monday morning, sending flames nearly 12 feet in the air and a trail of black smoke billowing from the scene.

Newly revised amendments to the Council on University Planning and Budget's bylaws will stand, despite a lengthy debate at the council's meeting Friday.

Eastern may be changing its tuition rate for online courses so that out-of-state students would be charged in-state prices, a move in line with a university similar in size and budget.

The Council on Academic Affairs Thursday accepted the request from the family and consumer science department to change its admission standards and degree requirements.

The Eastern Symphony Orchestra performed "Stagestruck" Sunday in the Dvorak Concert Hall along with eight soloists, some of which were members of conductor Richard Rossi's family.

Cries of laughter filled the air Friday in the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union Grand Ballroom as local women performed "The Vagina Monologues."

In an effort to be more accommodating to student needs, the Housing Office will be implementing a new billing schedule for room and board charges that will save some student's money.

Editor's note: This is the second of a two-part series looking in depth at the proposed concert fee.