Eastern's Afro-American Culture Center will host its 15th Annual Children's Christmas Party tonight. The party will be from 5 to 6:30 p.m. tonight in the Afro-American Culture Center at 1525 Seventh Street.

The Council on Academic Affairs recommended Tuesday that the President's Council expand exceptionality.

All-nighters, lost computer disks, failing grades and term papers are all part of the end-of-the-semester blues. Students and professors alike are ready for the semester to be over.

Applications are now available for Student Senate member positions that were not filled during last week's elections.

Booth Library may not be open to students for use on Jan. 7, an opening date that administrators had announced despite recurring project delays throughout the semester.

Since Stephanie Slemer graduated from Eastern in 1999, her life has taken several unexpected turns. She moved from Illinois to California, retired from a brief career in sales, and got engaged to future Hall-of-Famer Mark McGwire.

This semester, complaints have run rampant about Student Senate. As senate members, we too were disheartened by the lack of proactive response to student concerns. This was key in our decisions to end our senate terms this semester.

After stringing blinking lights and setting up plastic snowmen, holiday enthusiasts can come take a look at what Christmas was like before all the fanfare.

America reflects back upon a day which lived in infamy 60 years ago: the bombing of Pearl Harbor.

Twenty music majors will take the stage tonight for a 20th century percussion performance featuring selections ranging from punk rock to traditional Christmas favorites.

The latest faculty union survey shows support for the university's salary and raise system, but salary equity remains the biggest concern among faculty.

Joe Robbins, current speaker of the student senate, was re-elected for the spring 2002 semester, following an election process that took more than one hour.