Updated: With information from President Glassman.
Despite the state of Illinois passing the one-year mark of not passing a full budget, there are no new plans for layoffs.
In an email to the campus...
Show tunes, marches and other types of musical selections filled the air of Kiwanis Park Thursday evening as the Charleston Community Band kicked off its 2016 season.
A total of 279 people came out,...
Students use their summers in various ways whether its to fit in some extra classes, experience through volunteer work or internships, studying abroad, or enjoying a break and time with friends.
Often...
Randy and Joy Turner demonstrated one of their shared passions on Saturday at Lakefield Glass, in the farmland outside of Paris.
Randy Turner creates blown glass sculptures with the help of his...
Eastern’s Camps and Conference Services will host 52 different camps and programs this summer and welcome some 11,000 visitors to Charleston according to a press release.
Junior high and high school...
Editor's Note: This story has been corrected to indicate that the university has received partial funding
Eastern President David Glassman warned the governor and legislative leaders in a letter...
About 50 people assembled at Morton Park, marched down Lincoln Avenue and surrounded Rep. Reggie Phillips at his legislative office Monday.
These demonstrators goal was to discuss the Illinois budget...
Members of Eastern’s chapter of the University Professionals of Illinois are set to lead a demonstration culminating in front of the office of Rep. Reggie Phillips on Monday.
The UPI event, starting...
The Panthers took two of three games against Southern Illinois-Edwardsville to continue their strong play in the Ohio Valley Conference.
The Eastern softball team improved its record to 15-7 to have...
Members of the Eastern and Charleston community came together to support and fundraise for laid-off Eastern employees at Saturday’s FUNdFest.
Even though it was raining, many people came out to see...
What began as another frigid February day now marks the pages of Eastern’s history as the time when an unprecedented sea of school spirit and political unrest flooded the campus with one goal in mind...
