The Student Senate Wednesday discussed and tabled several pieces of legislation in addition to passing two previously tabled bills and two resolutions.

A night of fun can be had by all at game show trivia night set to kick off Wednesday at 8 p.m.

Students can develop and strengthen their time management skills at the "Become More Organized" workshop Wednesday.

The new Charleston Chamber of Commerce president, Greg Staton, says he will work closely with Eastern and draw more businesses to the Charleston community.

A subcommittee of the External Relations Committee is set to tackle the issue of noisy house parties.

Students can develop and strengthen their time management skills at the "Become More Organized" workshop Wednesday.

Teacher education enrollment has dropped and will continue to dip because of changes made to the teacher program's admission policy, contributing to the current statewide teacher shortage.

The Presidential Search Advisory Committee reviewed the criteria and procedure for reference checking presidential applicants at their meeting Tuesday, then held an executive session to review applications.

In the early 1970s, some of Eastern's African American students united to organize new campus events and create a network of support.

With the addition of Lawson Hall to the list of dorms with 24-hour visitation, there are now an even number of limited visitation and 24-hour visitation halls on campus, bringing Eastern closer to fitting the policies of several other Illinois public universities.

The Charleston Bowling Association, a group of local bowling teams, has found a home in the newly opened University Union Bowling Lanes.

Student Senate's newest City Council Liaison said he is well aware of issues facing the students of Eastern and plans to make their views known.