The search committee for an associate vice president for academic affairs for technology met last Friday for the first time since the reopening of the search.

Post-World War II art will be on display at the Tarble Arts Center until Sunday, Jan. 20.

Eastern's Tarble Arts Center, along with the Illinois Consolidated Telephone Company, is sponsoring a traveling children's art exhibit in east-central Illinois.

Student Senate Wednesday will discuss a resolution supporting the move of next fall's commencement to before finals week, which would go against recommendations previously made by other campus organizations.

We all fear it - that one fateful day where we go from living the glory days to reminiscing about them. That day comes at different times for different people, but it always eventually comes, so they say.

The Bond Revenue Committee voted Tuesday to place a new convenience center in Thomas Hall and not in Stevenson Hall, another location that was considered.

The University Bookstore has seen a 10 percent sales increase since the store reopened in late September after renovations.

A two-car accident between Eastern students on Lincoln Avenue Wednesday night required the "jaws of life" to remove one of the drivers so he could be treated at Sarah Bush Health Center in Mattoon.

The Illinois Department of Corrections higher education program will receive $4 million from the Federal Department of Employment Security to stay alive amid state budget cuts.

Revisions to the Charleston zoning code, known as the Unified Development Code, are nearly to the approval stage, with a consultant currently going over the final version, Jim Wood, realtor and committee member, said Monday.

The oldest member to graduate from Eastern's Board of Trustees degree program died this week after living life to the utmost caliber.

Applications for the Newman Catholic Center's Alternative Spring Break are do in soon for those who want to experience a rewarding adventure during the vacation from courses.