It's that time of year again when college students decide to make their New Year's resolutions to get in shape. Then there are others who want to work out, so they can look good in a swimsuit over spring break.

Despite Student Senate opposition, a recent policy change relaxes regulations on the circumstances in which Eastern can send letters to students' parents about drug and alcohol violations.

The Apportionment Board Thursday allocated $17,586.64 to the University Board to cover the debt from Cirque Eos at last semester's Family Weekend.

The University Professionals of Illinois, Eastern's faculty union, is endorsing Rep. Rod Blagojevich, D-Ill., for the next governor. UPI endorsed Blagojevich for his commitment to giving more money to higher education and faculty compensation, Mitch Vogel, UPI Local 4100 president, said.

A diverse panel of 17 students reiterated disappointment in social aspects of Charleston but expressed overall satisfaction with their education at Eastern at a forum Thursday night.

For the first time in recent years, Charleston has its own sporting goods store.

No, they don't worship Satan. No, they don't fly around on brooms. Some of them are actually Jewish, Muslim or Hindu.

An artist currently featured at the Tarble Arts Center is traveling back to Eastern to give a lecture and workshops.

No, they don't worship Satan. No, they don't fly around on brooms. Some of them are actually Jewish, Muslim or Hindu.

No, they don't worship Satan. No, they don't fly around on brooms. Some of them are actually Jewish, Muslim or Hindu.

After years of work by a retired Eastern professor and the City of Charleston, a 206-acre tract of land along Lake Charleston will soon be set aside as a park and nature preserve, Director of Parks and Recreation Scott Smith said.

As part of the African American Heritage Celebration throughout the month of February, an African American dance class will be offered detailing the history of the dance to students.