Campus Life Night began with a slow start but with a hopeful turnout.

The Bond Revenue Committee Tuesday recommended room and board rates increase by 5.45 percent next year. The proposed increase is almost 2 percent lower than the 7.4 percent hike approved last year.

Faculty in the Physical Science Building have had complaints about recent work done in correlation with the energy projects on campus.

Halfway through the Ohio Valley Conference men's basketball schedule, the standings are starting to sort the teams one by one.

January is the prime season for leasing for next fall, and students are finding themselves at an advantage.

The Residents Life Cinema channel's programming, once the responsibility of a temporary programmer, will be handed over to WEIU-TV, perhaps bringing more reliability and different schedules.

Eastern administrators Friday unveiled a budget-cutting plan that relies heavily on cuts to equipment expenditures and callbacks from each of the vice presidential areas.

The Faculty Senate Tuesday will hear from interim President Lou Hencken and Blair Lord, vice president for academic affairs, on the state of Eastern's current budget.

The Council on University Planning and Budget approved a new set of bylaws at their meeting last Friday.

Approximately 125 people marched from Thomas Hall to the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Monday night.

A late night La Bamba's run turned ugly Tuesday night, when the restaurant's side window was shattered, resulting in a police chase through Eastern's campus.

Beginning next fall, Lawson Hall will become a 24-hour visitation dormitory as a result of lobbying by Lawson residents and the subsequent approval of Mark Hudson, director of Housing and Dining, and the Residence Hall Association.