The final recommendations from Workgroups No. 8 and 9 will be posted on the vitalization project early next week, Eastern President David Glassman said in an email to the News.
These workgroups, Academic...
With a mix of new programs and old methods, Eastern has been making the push to attract transfer students.
Rita Pearson, a transfer coordinator, said counselors do everything possible to help prospective students.
Some...
Local businesses shared their support of the Eastern community and expressed concerns about declining enrollment and the approaching end of the spring semester.
An impact study conducted by Coles Together,...
The student government aims to spread awareness about sexual assault through an “It’s On Us” activity where students can bowl, eat pizza and take a pledge to help keep women and men safe.
“Strike...
Dennis Malak and Matthew Hutti won the Charleston City Council race, according to the unofficial election results.
Hutti received 48.95 percent of the vote with a total of 886 votes; Malak received...
The Faculty Senate heard about the effects an unconventional admissions cycle has had on recruitment at its meeting Tuesday.
Admissions Director Kelly Miller told the senate that Admissions is in the...
Kennedy Nolen, Multicultural Reporter
• April 4, 2017
A line of students eager to make their own sushi stretched from one side of the Grand Ballroom to the exit for “Konnichiwa: Roll Your Own Sushi” Tuesday afternoon.
After students rolled their sushi,...
Workgroup No. 9, Academic Visioning II, has nearly completed its final report for the April 14 vitalization project deadline.
The workgroup is currently working on formatting and stylistic edits and...
The Charleston City Council will amend ambulance and the sewer and water rates at its meeting 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in City Hall.
Council members will vote on whether to amend the base rates applicable...
Charleston Community Theatre’s production of “Death of a Salesman” has stirred the emotions of local audience members.
Arthur Miller’s classic play is about a man named Willy Loman living in...
Four fraternities faced off as they slid through the slick and wet grass Monday afternoon during this year’s Tugs Competition kick off.
However, confusion flooded the area by Campus Pond due to a...
