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Zoe Volk,a junior graphic design major, working on projects in the Doudna computer lab.
EIU to replace campus computers
Old main, Eastern Illinois University Charleston Ill,
Unpacking the 2025 budget
Runners participate in the Toddler Trot on the OBrien Stadium football field 50-yard line during the Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center Races for all Paces event Saturday morning.
Running for a cause: Sarah Bush Lincoln ready for annual races
Cicadas shells collect on mature tree just west of Eastern Illinois University campus, May 8 2011 Charleston, Ill.
Cicadas swarm state track meet
Samira Dadson sews a zipper onto denim in preparation for the denim day fashion shoot in the Doudna Fine Arts Center Fashion Lab, Charleston Ill., April 18, 2024. Dadson has been sewing for the past 10 years.
Fighting inequality with fashion
Pierce Holley, a junior quarterback, stiff arms a Bryant University Bulldogs defender at O‘Brien Field saturday afternoon.
Holley, Panthers receive preseason recognition
Defender Kya Trejo attempts a long pass on Lakeside Field. The Panthers lost 1-0 against the ISU Redbirds Thursday afternoon.
How does women’s soccer train for the fall?
Head coach, Tara Archibald, speaks to her team between innings during the softball programs first ever NCAA Regional appearance at Sharon J. Drysdale Field on the Northwestern University campus on May 19 in Evanston, Il. The Panthers lost 2-0 to the Wildcats.
Archibald leaves EIU softball program to coach with father
The NCAAs $2.75 billion settlement will affect Easterns athletic department. Just how much is not yet known. Scroll down for more.
OVC concerned with the NCAA’s handling of a $2.75 billion settlement
Forward Casey Welage (8) and midfielder Jake Pollock (25) chase after the ball at mens soccer practice at Lakeside Field on Thursday.
How does men’s soccer train for the fall?
Gunnar Olson
‘Planet of the Apes’ an intro course on ethics
Spring 2024 staff portrait of Payton Liggins.
Column: The ethics of AI
Jacob Hamm
Dear Democrats: Take Trump seriously
COLUMN: Journalism is not just for journalism majors
COLUMN: Journalism is not just for journalism majors
Dan Hahn is a graduate student studying English and can be reached at 217-581-2812.
COLUMN: Next steps, shoes as symbols of growth
EDITORIAL: Class evaluations should matter
EDITORIAL: Class evaluations should matter
The News won 34 awards at the Illinois Collegiate Press Association 2024.
EDITORIAL: The News wins 34 state awards
Ryan Hendrickson during the open interviews in Buzzard Auditorium. He is one out of four candidates for provost position Thursday morning.
EDITORIAL: We endorse Hendrickson as next provost
EDITORIAL: Should you trust the mystic, weather-predicting rodent?
EDITORIAL: Should you trust the mystic, weather-predicting rodent?
Students from Eastern Illinois University take pictures together during Block Party Pep Rally event at O‘Brien Stadium Friday night.
EDITORIAL: Eastern needs a devoted provost
Gunnar Olson
‘Planet of the Apes’ an intro course on ethics
Spring 2024 staff portrait of Payton Liggins.
Column: The ethics of AI
Jacob Hamm
Dear Democrats: Take Trump seriously
COLUMN: Journalism is not just for journalism majors
COLUMN: Journalism is not just for journalism majors
Dan Hahn is a graduate student studying English and can be reached at 217-581-2812.
COLUMN: Next steps, shoes as symbols of growth
Bob Ceder and friend Killer siting on a couch with their dogs back in 1974.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: The saga of the Pale Riders of ’74
Jacob Kimsey poses with Ethan Lozada dressed as Jesus at a counterprotest against religious protester Chris Svochak.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: A queer student’s perspective on the March 7 protest
Spencer Spear, an educational leadership graduate student, supports his wife, Shelly Spear, an English instructor, in her fight for a fair contract in front of Old Main Wednesday afternoon.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: To Provost Gatrell, get EIU strong
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: My story, not all men but enough
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: My story, not all men but enough
Madelyn Kidd is a senior journalism major and can be reached at 217-581-2812.
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: Meet the new Editor-in-Chief for the new semester
Samira Dadson sews a zipper onto denim in preparation for the denim day fashion shoot in the Doudna Fine Arts Center Fashion Lab, Charleston Ill., April 18, 2024. Dadson has been sewing for the past 10 years.
Fighting inequality with fashion
From left, Theo Edwards, Ronnie Kosciuk and Emery Johnson walk with a crowd in the slut walk near Lawson Hall Thursday.
Slut walk combats sexual assault, harassment at EIU
The Kat Walk models walk in the Denim Day Fashion show in the Doudna Fine Arts Center Wednesday, April 24.
Denim Day fashion show brings awareness to sexual assault
Camron Hardy
COLUMN: ‘Civil War,’ Journalists have their own wars
Grace McClellan, a senior majoring in art education, was named Artist of the Year for the Blueroom arts magazine during a ceremony at Doudna Fine Arts Center April 1.
Art revolves around McClellan
2023s Miss Coles County Fair winner, Laney Wright, tossed candy to the parade crowd.
THROUGH THE LENS: Red, White, and Blue Days In Charleston
Athletes at Easterns Cross Country camp line up for a running start at their annual banana relay Friday, June 28.
THROUGH THE LENS: EIU Cross Country camp goes bananas
Bredesen after buying a bouquet of wildflowers on June 15.
Down to Earth: the Farmers Market at Courthouse Square
The owner of Revival City Doughnuts, Marschelle McCoy, takes out a tray of doughnuts from the cart and gives advice on what went wrong and what could have been better with the doughnuts to her employee Bronica Bazzano at Revival City Doughnuts on Feb. 8.
THROUGH THE LENS: The Lord will provide
Flamm Orchards hires around 130 to 150 workers per season to plant, tend to and process crops for thousands of families. Flamm Orchards is one of many farms in cooperation with Illinois’ statewide program to curb hunger and help stock food banks. Crops are sorted into categories where lesser-rated produce is donated to food banks.
THROUGH THE LENS: Small town standard
Panther Profiles: Ep. 21: Mike OConor
Panther Profiles: Ep. 21: Mike O’Conor
Panther Profiles: Ep. 20: Bella Marcum
Panther Profiles: Ep. 20: Bella Marcum
two dudes talk movies
Two Dudes Talk Movies Ep. 63: Drew’s Last Episode + How We Started The Podcast
two dudes talk movies
Two Dudes Talk Movies Ep. 62: Is The Bear That Good?
two dudes talk movies
Two Dudes Talk Movies Ep. 61: The Social Network: Nice Guys Finish Last
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Charleston Fire Department Fire Track outside of Buzzard Hall responding to alarms being set off

Fire alarms activated at Buzzard Hall

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Editor-in-Chief
July 10, 2023
Worlds largest functioning rocking chair

Adventure of the Week: World’s Largest!

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Editor-in-Chief
June 20, 2023
Cupquakes Ep. 4: Maybe Im a Muffin

Cupquakes Ep. 4: Maybe I’m a Muffin

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Editor-in-Chief
June 16, 2023
Penny the EIU Law Enforcement Therapy Dog resting in her crate with a tennis ball

Eastern Police adds furry friend to the team

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Editor-in-Chief
June 15, 2023
EIU Eats Cookbook front cover design

Recipes carry legacies with EIU scholarship-funding cookbook

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Editor-in-Chief
June 14, 2023
Lake Charleston

Adventure of the Week- Lake Charleston

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Editor-in-Chief
June 13, 2023
Cupquakes Ep. 3- A bigger wrapper please!

Cupquakes Ep. 3- A bigger wrapper please!

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Editor-in-Chief
June 9, 2023
(pictured left to right) Maci Mayhall, Blaine Mayhall, Erin Blair, Kaylin Wilson, Karah Moore, and Clara Cox posing for photo in Hitmix 88.9 WEIU.

Charleston High School softball shares thoughts before state

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Editor-in-Chief
June 8, 2023
Matt Piescinski announcing IHSA Boys track meet

EIU alumni returns with sports announcing secrets and history

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Editor-in-Cheif
June 7, 2023
Hand painted vases from Mexico all aligned in a row. (Adriana Hernande-sSAntana)

Adventure of the Week: Arcola Hispanic and American Grocery

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Editor-in-Chief
June 6, 2023
Cupquakes Ep. 2: The Broken Batter

Cupquakes Ep. 2: The Broken Batter

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Editor-in-Chief
June 2, 2023
The baseball team celebrates with Hunter Beetley (7) after his walk-off two-run home run in the bottom of the 11th inning during the Panthers first game of a three-game series against Eastern Kentucky Saturday at Coaches Stadium. The Panthers won the first game 13-11.

EIU Baseball reminisce win against Morehead to prepare for NCAA Tournament

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Editor-in-Chief
May 31, 2023
Sunrise with stars at Abe Matin Lodge

Adventure of the Week- Abe Martin Lodge in Brown County State Park

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Editor-in-Chief
May 30, 2023
Cupquakes ep 1: the Dreaded Red Velvet

Cupquakes ep 1: the Dreaded Red Velvet

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Editor-In-Chief
May 26, 2023
People walking around Charleston Square near Castle and Cottage.

IHSA track meet helps local businesses

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Editor-in-Chief
May 25, 2023
EIU alumni and author tells poetry through nature

EIU alumni and author tells poetry through nature

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Editor-in-Chief
May 18, 2023
Coleman Halls foreign languages hall displays various cultural flags and places in the world.

[Photo] How it is being a third culture student at EIU

March 29, 2023
Map of the worlds countries saying hello in a variety of languages in Coleman Hall.

[Photo] How inclusive is Eastern with international students?

March 29, 2023
Lynn McGrath poses in front of her flower shop called Bells Flower Corner on Monday afternoon. Her shop sells a variety of different things inside besides flowers such as teddy bears, cards, jewelry, clothing, chocolate, and more.

The price of Valentine’s Day is rising… Here’s Why

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Junior Feature Editor
February 14, 2023
Women Exploring Business and Technology sell rose bears for Valentines Day.

[Photo] Rose bear gifts want increases at EIU for Valentine's day

February 14, 2023
Cayleigh Rath, social chair for Eastern Illinois Universitys Pride group, poses for a portrait in the greenhouse Monday afternoon.

[Photo] EIU student opens up about hardships of being queer

February 15, 2023
Cynthia Kmety, the mental health promotion coordinator at the HERC compiled informational packets talking about mental health available to attendees.

[Photo] Self care open session informs students on how to take care of themselves

January 24, 2023
Tyna Sue Loafman, a reiki practitioner, motions over to one of the participants during the Sound Bath event at the Tarble Arts Center Monday afternoon.

[Photo] Sound bath, crystals help students relax

January 10, 2023

Alum at Generation Vaxxed helps college students get vaccines

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Features Junior Editor
December 12, 2022
Courtesy of yippeeitsglutenfree.com A Chocolate Crinkles cookies featured on Susan Coles food gallery.

Yippee! It’s Gluten Free provides desserts for everyone

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Features Junior Editor
December 12, 2022
Shelby Swinford is handed a tray of food during the CCAR Thanksgiving luncheon Tuesday afternoon.

Eastern faculty share Thanksgiving traditions

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Features Junior Editor
November 28, 2022
Swathi Nayani, Hemanth Naga Payyavula, and Supriya Toodi, all computer technology graduate students from India, share the runway for the fashion show part of Global Culture Night in the Grand Ballroom of Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.

International students share cultures at Global Culture Night

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Features Junior Editor
November 15, 2022
Candy Fordjour Frimpong, a graduate student studying art, details her ceramics project in the Ceramics Studio Sunday afternoon. Fordjour Frimpong said with her artwork she hopes to promote a message of diversity. I want to use my indigenous background to relate well with the contemporaries around [Charleston], Fordjour Frimpong said.

Students tell stories through their art

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Features Junior Editor
November 9, 2022
Teachers Assistant Samuel Wilson, a graduate student studying art, assists Jennifer Teibowei, a freshman biological sciences major, learn how to chain stitch during an Introduction to Art class in The Doudna Fine Arts Center Monday afternoon, Nov. 7, 2022, on the Eastern Illinois University campus in Charleston, Ill.

Out of time, out of money: Reality of art students

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Features Junior Editor
November 9, 2022
At the L&A Family Farms haunted corn maze, a worker dressed as the character Pennywise, emerges from the cornfield to scare people walking throughout the maze in the dark Friday night.

Eastern and L&A Farms partner for Halloween haunted corn maze

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Feature Editor
October 30, 2022
A bag of candy was offered to participants at the end of the Adventure EI-Boo scavenger hunt Saturday night.

[Photo] Adventure EI-Boo lets students, families explore campus

October 30, 2022
Luke Taylor, a senior journalism major, and Maddy Powers, a senior English major, pose for a picture at Lake Charleston.

Eastern students’ plans, costumes for Halloween

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Feature Junior Editor
October 26, 2022
Charleston and local residents can partake in Halloween festivities at the Scare on the Square event at the Charleston Square Friday evening from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Scare on the Square to have costume contest, pet parade Friday

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Feature Junior Editor
October 26, 2022
Students and alumni crowded outside O’Brien Field Friday night to celebrate homecoming at a block party that included live music, food trucks, a beer garden and game and giveaways.

Homecoming Block Party brings students, alumni together on Friday

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Feature Junior Editor
October 17, 2022
Easterns police and HERC will be sponsering several events throughout homecoming week without drugs and alcohol. Officials from both said they encourage students to be safe and responsible while consuming alcohol and drugs.

UPD liutenant speaks on drug abuse

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Feature Junior Editor
October 12, 2022
Tatyana Phillips, a sophomore majoring in pre-veterinary medicine, (left) and Naomi Wright-Allen, a sophomore majoring in nursing, (right) dance at the Library Quad at the Homecoming Kickoff on Monday afternoon.

Safety tips from HERC, UPD for Homecoming

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Feature Junior Editor
October 12, 2022
Kaleb Coleman, a senior computer information technology major, talks to Shelli Miller, a talent acquisition and retention specialist at Rural King at the job fair event inside the Grand Ballroom of Martin Luther king Jr. University Union

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Alpha Psi Lambda’s Assistant Associate Member Educator Tyeisha Mosley (left), a senior education major, and President Luis Paniagua, a senior graphic major, are both beneficiaries of Alpha Psi Lambda’s fundraising efforts after being in a crash in late August.

Alpha Psi Lambda raises funds after crash

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Feature Junior Editor
September 28, 2022
Katie Gillespie, a freshman secondary English education major chucks a ball while playing giant yard pong in the Library Quad for part of a Mental Health Pop Up Day event Tuesday afternoon.

THROUGH THE LENS: Mental health pop up days

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Junior Feature Editor
September 27, 2022
Dylan Meek, a freshman history education major, watches fellow students play giant yard pong in the Library Quad for part of a Mental Health Pop Up Day event Tuesday afternoon.

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Sean Haynes (left), a senior music major, and Matt Chesner (right), a graduate student studying music, play giant Connect Four Library Quad for part of a Mental Health Pop Up Day event Tuesday afternoon.

[Photo]

Students gathered Library Quad for part of a Mental Health Pop Up Day event Tuesday afternoon.

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Students play giant checkers in the Library Quad for part of a Mental Health Pop Up Day event Tuesday afternoon.

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Mi Casa Tu Casa is a Mexican restaurant that prepares your food in front of customers.

Culturally diverse restaurants around Charleston

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Feature Junior Editor
September 21, 2022
The Board of Trustees will meet in the Grand Ballroom of the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union at 1 p..m. on Friday.

Known figures on campus share favorite foods

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Feature Junior Editor
September 21, 2022
Aerial shot of the Eastern themed corn maze. Photo submitted by L & A Family Farms.

Eastern themed corn maze to open Saturday

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Feature Junior Editor
September 17, 2022
Kelsey Boll, a staff member at the Counseling Clinic, talks with a student about their day Monday afternoon.

Eastern counseling clinic sees over 200 students in first month

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Feature Junior Editor
September 14, 2022
Counseling Clinic associate director: Ways to stay grounded

Counseling Clinic associate director: Ways to stay grounded

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Feature Junior Editor
September 14, 2022
Grant open for local art projects

Grant open for local art projects

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Feature Junior Editor
September 12, 2022
Daniela Munoz, a senior fashion merchandising and design major, pulls a raffle ticket out of a bin during the Latinx social event sponsored by Easterns Latin American Student Organization on Sept. 8 in the Library Quad.

Latinx Social brings games to the quad

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Feature Junior Editor
September 8, 2022
Kenton Macy, a retired USDA-NRCS biologist, along with the Charleston Tree Commission, talk about how they plant trees in Charleston for the new Charleston rec area at the Charleston Carnegie Public Library.

City tree commission educates community

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Feature Junior Editor
September 8, 2022
Mahveen Arshi, a graduate student studying computer technology, serves chicken sandwiches and tater tots at Thomas Dining Aug. 29. Starting the 22-23 school year, Taylor Dining will only be open for breakfast and lunch. Because Taylor had the allergen meal choices, Thomas Dining now offers allergy-friendly meals.

Undergrad helps ensure allergy safety for fellow students

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Feature Junior Editor
September 1, 2022
Alpha Psi Lambda is part of Easterns new Greek life council called the Multicultural Greek Council. Prior to the new organization, Eastern has three other councils including: the National Pan-Hellenic, Interfraternity and Panhellenic councils. Paniagua said his goal for the semester is to help create a home away from home for felllow Latino students and to get involved with the other councils.

Alpha Psi Lambda creates new Greek council

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Feature Junior Editor
August 26, 2022
Kymoni Dixon, a sophomore majoring in exercise science for physical therapy, works at Thomas Dining hall, swiping cards. Dixon said she likes the convenience of having an on-campus job although being a student worker can become hectic.

Thomas and Stevo serve allergen-free dinners for students

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Feature Junior Editor
August 23, 2022
More than 100 new and old students piled into the Grand Ballroom Thursday night to dance and make friends during the New Student Mixer Silent Dance Party for part of the Easterns Welcome Weekend.

Eastern welcomes students with silent dance party

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Feature Junior Editor
August 18, 2022
Students walk outside the Human Services Building Monday afternoon.

New counseling associate director hopes to implement campus wellness programs

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Campus Reporter
June 22, 2022
Dennis Malak picked up candle making as a side hobby during the middle of the pandemic. He started in a corner of his garage on a single-burner portable skillet.

Malak picks up a ‘wick’ed hobby during pandemic

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Campus Reporter
June 8, 2022
Brian Carter, a worker for King-Lar Company, fastens a vent in one of the science labs in the Life Science Building.

Biology students, staff relocated during construction

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Campus Reporter
May 23, 2022
Trumpeter Luke Noble, a senior music performance major, performs in the 62nd Jazz Festival, featuring Bob Sheppard in The Dounda Fine Arts Center in the Dvorak Concert Hall on Feb. 5. Noble, alongside the other jazz ensemble performers played with Sheppard, an American jazz saxophonist, who was the guest of the festival.

Doudna announces 2022-23 premier events

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Campus Reporter
April 22, 2022
Madison Palmer, a graduate student and human services program admin, buys books from the Spring Book Sale on Wednesday afternoon in Booth Library.

Booth Library holds book sale despite bad weather

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Campus Reporter
April 13, 2022
Students and faculty attend a lecture, “Touching the Past in a Radio Adaptation of Octavia E. Butler’s Kindred” by Dr. Andre Carrington in Coleman Hall Auditorium on Tuesday afternoon, April 12, 2022 in Charleston, Ill.

Eastern guest English professor makes adaptation of time travel book ‘Kindred’

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Campus Reporter
April 12, 2022
From left, Kiyara Watts, a sophomore management major, Anita McBride, a sophomore health administration major, and DeSean Hill, a computer information and technology major, shoot foam-tipped arrows at Pantherbash Thursday night.

Pantherbash brings games, prizes for students

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Campus Reporter
April 8, 2022
Students play a gigantic version of “Operation” at Pantherbash Thursday night.

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From left, Daniel Olson, a freshman hospitality and tourism major, stuffs plush animals with Madison Reichert, a sophomore elementary education major, and Libby Cronister, a sophomore elementary education major at Pantherbash Thursday night.

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A table of plushees at Pantherbash.

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President of the chess RSO on the Eastern Illinois University campus, Jules Barbieri, a senior interpersonal communications major, plays chess at Pantherbash Thursday night.

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From left, Josi Miller, a sophomore early childhood education in the Grand Ballroom in the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union Thursday night.

THROUGH THE LENS: Pantherbash 2022

Rob Le Cates and Adriana Hernandez-Santana
April 7, 2022
Anne Flaherty, the Vice President for Student Affairs, twists the pride flag in place and helps Payton Ade, a sophomore interpersonal communications major, and Jaclyn Thomas, a senior interpersonal communications major, to raise it on the flag pole in the South Quad Friday afternoon, April 1, 2022 in Charleston, Ill.

Eastern to celebrate Pride with events

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Campus Reporter
April 6, 2022
An Alice and Wonderland edible display piece of Alice’s Restaurant at the annual Edible Book Festival in Booth Library.

‘We’re all mad here’ for the Edible Book Festival

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Campus Reporter
April 4, 2022
Whats open at Eastern over Spring Break

What’s open at Eastern over Spring Break

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Campus Reporter
March 11, 2022
Paul Nau, a junior music major, enjoys the warm weather by slacklining between two trees which he says he learned from watching Youtube videos on Wednesday afternoon in the Library Quad.

Nice weather prompts Student Affairs spontaneous ‘pop-up’ event

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Campus Reporter
March 2, 2022
Easterns Special Education Department participates in in the 2022 Law Enforcement Torch Run Polar Plunge for the Special Olympics Illinois on Sunday next to the Campus Pond.

EIU Glow Plunge raises money for the Special Olympics

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Campus Reporter
February 28, 2022
Vice President of Student Affairs Terrence Trimuel, a senior accounting major, listens to a question about his Executive Report from one of the senators during the Student Government meeting at Taylor Hall on Wednesday. Senate on the Go is where Student Senate hosts their meetings in areas like residential halls to encourage student involvement with the Senate.

Student Senate meets for first Senate-on-the-Go meeting Wednesday

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Campus Reporter
February 23, 2022
Quera Owens, a nutrition and diabetics graudate student, presents the Soul Food, Nourishment For The Culture event in Klehm Hall Thursday evening. Owens made the lemon pepper honey fried chicken for the presentation.

Soul Food teaches Eastern history of African American food

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Campus Reporter
February 17, 2022
Tarble Arts Center Assistant Director and Exhibitions Curator Mike Schuetz, looks at the Abraham Lincoln Biography, in woodcuts that is part of the Working Artists Exhibit on Feb. 14.

Working Artists art exhibit opens in Tarble

Adriana Hernandez-Santana, Campus Reporter
February 14, 2022
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