Kennedy Nolen, Multicultural Reporter
• January 25, 2017
Topics such as gender, mental health and the unity across races will be covered in over 20 workshops Friday, Feb. 3 in the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.
The 9th Annual Diversity Conference...
Students will learn about sexual consent by comparing it to ordering a pizza at a lecture presented by the Health Education Research Center.
“Sex is Like Pizza” is the latest implementation of “What...
The Academic Program Elimination/Reorganization Review Committee met with Jon Blitz, president of the EIU-UPI Monday to hear his advice and perspective as the committee moves forward in reviewing four...
More than 10 years and a canceled movie deal later, young adult author Daniel Handler has adopted the pseudonym Lemony Snicket again to revamp his infamous book series, “A Series of Unfortunate Events.”
Only...
The Ode to 2017 an open mic night is an opportunity for students and community members to set the tone for the new year by showing off their talent.
The event will kick off at 6 p.m. Wednesday at 7th...
Workgroup no. 8, Academic Visioning I, established a town hall meeting to collect feedback and discussed several micro-degree proposals at its meeting Friday.
With the deadline to submit the...
Kennedy Nolen, Muticultural Reporter
• January 17, 2017
Nearly 200 students spent their day off from classes volunteering their time Monday during the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service.
Crystal Brown, assistant director of the Office of Civic...
Eastern students who have used the Booth Library for research are eligible to enter the library’s Awards for Excellence in Student Research and Creativity” program.
A potential $300 in...
Loren Dickson, Contributing Writer
• January 17, 2017
An array of voices joined together to sing, pray and discuss the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. at a vigil Monday.
Faculty members, students and community members walked from Thomas to the Grand Ballroom,...
