The Charleston Community Theater will be turning the Tarble Arts Center into a bingo hall 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday for their production of the comedy, “Queen of Bingo.” The show stars Eastern...

When you have played football your entire life, setbacks can be detrimental to your abilities to play the game. Sometimes, it just takes a support system to motivate you to get back on track. While...

Junior Grace Summers was 8 years old when she started playing tennis. Two years later at a tournament in her hometown of Memphis, Tenn., she realized her passion for the game. “The true love came...

Mattoon resident Sue Dhermy was among the first participants to show up with a megaphone and SACIS shirt in hand to participate in EIU FEM’s fourth annual S.L.U.T. Walk Tuesday night. Dhermy was...

  The men’s soccer team will begin a four-game road trip Wednesday night as the Panthers head to Missouri State to take on the Bears. The Panthers have struggled to find the winning touch...

  Growing up in Central Illinois, redshirt junior Myles Foor has lived out his collegiate dream of running cross country and track for Eastern. When the time came for Foor to apply at colleges,...

  Cape Girardeau, Mo. — On two separate plays, Eastern’s defense bit on a play fake by Southeast Missouri, and it resulted in two wide-open receivers for touchdowns. The big plays were the...

The Eastern men’s soccer team’s losing streak extends to five games as a good defensive effort ended in a 1-0 loss to No. 8 Denver. The match was played at the west practice fields because of a...

Even after a scary sinking situation, the cardboard boat race for "Residents on Campus" fest still gave residents the chance to mingle and show off team spirit. During the race, Thomas Hall’s boat...

  The first presidential debate was full of policy and personal attacks, as well as plans for the future. Students gathered Monday night in the Roberson Auditorium in Lumpkin Hall to watch the...