Delta Sigma Theta composed an assortment of questions that celebrated hundreds of years of African-American History during “Proud Family: Black By Popular Demand.”
The game was part of African-American...
Bob Daiber, a democratic candidate in the primary race for governor, talked about his plan to rebuild higher education systems in Illinois, as well as other platforms, when he came to Eastern Friday.
Daiber...
Artists will donate hand-crafted bowls that people can buy for the 15th annual “Bowls of HOPE” fundraiser. The fundraiser is set for 5 to 7 p.m. on Feb. 27 and will feature soups, sides, drinks and...
The city of Charleston is currently developing a bike and pedestrian network, and is looking for recommendations on where to create a bike path through campus.
This plan is also intended to link the campus...
Reports from both the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union and the Textbook Rental Service highlighted the cutbacks made by both places over the past few years during the budget impasse.
Mitch Coe,...
The amount of complexities we will never understand and questions we will never have the full answer to in this world is infinite.
Is there a heaven and a hell? Too bad the dead cannot speak. Can the...
Recently I was inspired by a fitness blogger that I follow named Stacey D (#StaceyDTaughtMe) to do a certain “cleanse.” Most people will immediately read that and assume it implies refraining from...
Pianist Joel Fan has performed on four continents, and will make his east central Illinois premiere in the Doudna Fine Arts Center.
The concert is scheduled for 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Recital Hall.
According...
Overall spring enrollment went up from 6,673 students in Spring 2017 to 7,016 in Spring 2018, making for a five percent increase according to tenth day numbers.
This includes increases of 13 to 24 for...
With a warmer atmosphere hitting campus, several students have taken advantage of the 50-degree weather to spend time outside after experiencing formerly freezing temperatures.
Nadh Alsubaie, a graduate...
The older I get, the less I feel inclined to achieve the degree of the “perfection” my peers, society and the world deems mandatory. The less I feel inclined, the more I cringe thinking about how much...
