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Easterns Council of Academic Affairs Chair Marita Gronnvoll speaks during the meeting on Sept. 22 in the Witters Conference Room in Booth Library.
CAA approves courses, revision to sport, recreation management program
5th Judicial Circuit Court of Illinois presiding Judge Mark Bovard swears in the new Coles County Sheriff Kent Martin at the Coles County Courthouse Thursday morning.
New Coles County Sheriff Kent Martin takes oath of office
Ci Richardson, a senior music education major, wheels down the Stevenson Tower ramp while slowing themself down by holding onto the railings on Thursday, June 9.
Student continues push for accessibility on campus
Eastern Alumn Eric Plummer, class of 2018, is handed a bowl of chili during the CCAR Thanksgiving luncheon Tuesday afternoon at CCARs manufactoring plant. Plummer works two jobs, the first as a CCAR manufacturing worker and the second as a janitor.
Statistical disparities in Eastern’s disabled students count
Several students walk around campus, going to and from classes on Thursday afternoon as the first week of classes wraps up.
Lack of official process creates accessibility challenges at Eastern
Eastern Illinois Universitys Head Football Coach Chris Wilkerson (front), runs out with players Jay Vallie (80), a graduate tight end, and Jordan Vincent (1), a sophomore safety, before the start of the Panthers first home game of the 2022 season Saturday evening at OBrien Field. The Panthers lost against the University of Tennessee- Chattanooga Mocs 38-20.
Wilkerson’s return home is already making a difference
Giovana Larregui Lopez, a junior outside hitter, jumps to spike the ball during the volleyball of the second set of the first game against the UT Martin Skyhawks at Lantz Arena Friday afternoon. Lopez had 24 kills, 5 kills, and scored 27 points. The Panthers won 3-2 against the Skyhawks.
Volleyball team wins ‘big’ at OVC awards
Easterns mens basketball Head Coach Marty Simmons, talks to players during a timeout in a game against the St. Mary of the Woods College Black Horses during the game in Lantz Arena Monday afternoon. The Panthers won 102-40 against the Black Horses.
Lantz Arena ‘up to code’ but not accessible
Autumn Schulz is a junior sports media relations major and can be reached at 217-581-2812.
Accessibility and sports should always coincide
After Makiya Miller (3), a freshman guard for the Wright State Rowdy Raiders, stumbles over herself and loses the ball, Julia Bengtson (20), a sophomore guard, recovers the ball to push the offensive during the womens basketball game against the Rowdy Raiders at Lantz Arena Monday afternoon. Bengtson had four rebounds, two assists and scored nine points. The Panthers won 96-67 against the Rowdy Raiders. The Panthers have won seven games in row.
Women’s basketball teams’ perfect season continues against Wright State
Kyla Moton is a junior English major and can be reached at 217-581-2812.
COLUMN: Why are books being constantly banned?
Ellen Dooley is a sophomore special education standard major. and can be reached at 217-581-2812.
COLUMN: Accessibility is not an option
Ci Richardson is a psychology major and can be reached at 217-581-2812.
COLUMN: Events are not accessible or sensory friendly on campus
Madelyn Kidd is a senior journalism major and can be reached at 217-581-2812.
COLUMN: Families should not be responsible for disability laws
Brie Coder is a graduate student studying graduate student in communication and leadership and can be reached at bmcoder@eiu.edu or 217-581-2812.
COLUMN: American Music Awards showcases returning and up and coming talent
A wheelchair in front of a flight of stairs outside of Lantz Arena on Nov. 18 at Eastern.
EDITORIAL: Students with disabilities should not have to fend for themselves
A tribute at the front enterance of the memorial service that people could view. As part of the tribute, pictures of Jason Aguilar and teammates and other mementos were placed.
EDITORIAL: You aren’t alone
EDITORIAL: Vote yes for Worker’s Rights Amendment
EDITORIAL: Vote yes for Worker’s Rights Amendment
EDITORIAL: If its not a crime, why are they doing time?
EDITORIAL: If it’s not a crime, why are they doing time?
Fidget toys like squishy balls and silly puddy are available to students to alleviate stress during therapy sessions at the Counseling Clinic.
EDITORIAL: Eastern: time to be proactive, not reactive
Kyla Moton is a junior English major and can be reached at 217-581-2812.
COLUMN: Why are books being constantly banned?
Ellen Dooley is a sophomore special education standard major. and can be reached at 217-581-2812.
COLUMN: Accessibility is not an option
Ci Richardson is a psychology major and can be reached at 217-581-2812.
COLUMN: Events are not accessible or sensory friendly on campus
Madelyn Kidd is a senior journalism major and can be reached at 217-581-2812.
COLUMN: Families should not be responsible for disability laws
Brie Coder is a graduate student studying graduate student in communication and leadership and can be reached at bmcoder@eiu.edu or 217-581-2812.
COLUMN: American Music Awards showcases returning and up and coming talent
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Coles County Faith-Based Coalition for Racial Justice thankful for Douglas Hall name change
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Coles County Faith-Based Coalition for Racial Justice thankful for Douglas Hall name change
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: 1978 EIU Championship Football Team members forced to pay for a ticket to the Homecoming game
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: 1978 EIU Championship Football Team members forced to pay for a ticket to the Homecoming game
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: I love when Brother Jed comes to campus
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: I love when Brother Jed comes to campus
Guest Column: You can cancel Stephen Douglas or you can cancel Black people
Letter to the Editor: Be aware of others’ struggles, hard times during pandemic
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
The first play in the New Works Festival called On Pointe, features a young man who dances in ballet and struggles with having a disapproving father who judges him for being a man in ballet in the Theatre of Doudna Fine Arts Center.
Theatre students to perform original plays
The percussionist part of the Panther Marching Band perform two different pieces, the first from Cuba, and the second from Brazil, at the Dia De Los Muertos Gala.
Percussionists dream to teach music to next generation
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
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
Kyle Thomas (24), a freshman center, puts the ball up into the basket with a layup, scoring a total of 8 points during the Eastern game vs. Northern Illinois University. The Panthers lost to the Huskies 90-70 in Lantz Arena Wednesday night.
THROUGH THE LENS: Panthers vs. Huskies
Conor Baltz, the director of operations at the Doudna Fine Arts Center, hangs glass bulb ornaments onto the seasonal Christmas tree in preparation of Doudnas Holiday Fest Tuesday afternoon. Students Zak Wagner, a senior music major, and Hannah Wellbaum, a graduate student studying clinical counseling, help put hooks on ornaments to hand to Baltz.
THROUGH THE LENS: Holiday Fest-ivity preparations
Guard Yaakema Rose Jr. (4), yells in excitement after center player Nick Ellington (11), dunks the ball during their game vs. Illinois State University. The Panthers lost to the Redbirds 54-49 in Lantz Arena.
THROUGH THE LENS: Panthers vs. Redbirds, first home game of season
Sajani Reddy Singapuram, a computer technology graduate student, dressed in her saree, along with other traditional Indian attire and jewelry, walks up the stairs and into the Grand Ballroom of Martin Luther King Jr. University Union for her singing performance at the Global Culture Night
THROUGH THE LENS: Preparing for a night full of culture
The Coles County Board retained its two Democratic seats during the general elections on Election Day. Michael Watts and Gail Mason, who represent District 3 and 12 respectively, will continue to serve on the Board into the next term which ends in 2024. District 11 Candidate Matt Titus ran and lost 669-563.
THROUGH THE LENS: Coles County Democrats Election Day watch party
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Ashanti Thomas is a junior digital media technology major and can be reached at 217-581-2812.

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Kyle Thomas (24), a freshman center, puts the ball up into the basket with a layup, scoring a total of 8 points during the Eastern game vs. Northern Illinois University. The Panthers lost to the Huskies 90-70 in Lantz Arena Wednesday night.

THROUGH THE LENS: Panthers vs. Huskies

November 30, 2022
Forward Sincere Malone (5), attempts to shoot the ball into the basket at the game against Northern Illinois University Wednesay night. The Panthers lost to the Huskies 90-70 in Lantz Arena.

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Guard Yaakema Rose Jr. (4), attempts to shoot the ball into the basket during the game against Northern Illinois University. The Panthers lost to the Huskies 90-70 on Wednesday night in Lantz Arena.

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Caleb Donaldson (20), a junior guard, attempts to shoot the ball in the basket during the game against Northern Illinois University. Donaldson scored a total of 15 points with 6 assists. The Panthers lost to the Huskies 90-70 Wednesday night in Lantz Arena.

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The entrance leading to Buzzard Hall has huge cracks and many rocks on the ramp, deeming dangerous and inaccessible for wheelchair users.

[Photo] Student continues push for accessibility on campus

November 30, 2022
Cracks on the sidewalks around campus which are dangerous to wheelchair users.

[Photo] Four out of 37 buildings at Eastern are fully accessible

November 30, 2022
The Thomas Hall entrance next to the dining hall does not have accessible door operators.

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Professor Jenny Chi has her life drawing students gather around the model and kangaroo to draw the scene in Doudna Fine Arts Center.

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Nayeli Vazquez, a senior public relations major, models on a table in the Life Drawing studio and holds Maximus, the baby kangaroo, to be drawn by students in Professor Jenny Chis life drawing class in Doudna Fine Arts Center.

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Heather Keltner, a junior biology major who works as an assistant keeper at Aikman Wildlife Adventure, teaches Nayeli Vazquez, a senior public relations major, how to hold Maximus, the baby kangaroo, while she models with him for Professor Jenny Chis life drawing class in Doudna Fine Arts Center.

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Professor Jenny Chi in the art department, has her life drawing class draw a scene with model Nayeli Vazquez, a senior public relations major, holding Maximus, a baby kangaroo from Aikman Wildlife Adventure, in the Life Drawing studio of Doudna Fine Arts Center.

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Quarterback Dom Shoffner (0), attempts to run the ball and is tackled by Southeast Missouris defensive lineman, Nasim Cairo (55) at their game Saturday afternoon. The Panthers lost to the Redhawks 31-7 on the OBrien Field.

[Photo] Snowy Senior Day ends in a loss for the Panthers

November 14, 2022
Linebacker Colin Bohanek (45), and defensive back Mark Aitken (2), tackles a Southeast Missouri player during their game Saturday afternoon. The Panthers lost to the Redhawks 31-7 on the OBrien Field.

[Photo] Snowy Senior Day ends in a loss for the Panthers

November 14, 2022
Quarterback Dom Shoffner (0), attempts to run the ball and is tackled by Southeast Missouris defensive lineman, Nasim Cairo (55) at their game Saturday afternoon. The Panthers lost to the Redhawks 31-7 on the OBrien Field.

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Guard Yaakema Rose Jr. (4), yells in excitement after center player Nick Ellington (11), dunks the ball during their game vs. Illinois State University. The Panthers lost to the Redbirds 54-49 in Lantz Arena.

THROUGH THE LENS: Panthers vs. Redbirds, first home game of season

November 11, 2022
Forward Paul Bizimana (2), performs a reverse layup at the mens basketball game against Illinois State University Thursday night. The Panthers lost to the Redbirds 54-49.

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Guard Caleb Donaldson (20), attempts to shoot the ball into the basket and earns 5 points by the end of the game against Illinois State University. The Panthers lost to the Redbirds 54-49 in Lantz Arena.

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Center Nick Ellington (11), dunks the ball for the second time of the night and earns 8 points at their game against Illinois State University. The Panthers lost to the Redbirds 54-49 in Lantz Arena.

[Photo] Ellington provides electricity in second half of home opener loss

November 11, 2022
Forward Sincere Malone (5), splits the double team by Illinois States defense on the right wing as Malone attempts to drive to the basket at Easterns first mens basketball home game of the season against Illinois State University. The Panthers lost to the Redbirds 54-49 in Lantz Arena.

[Photo] EIU athletics to hit the road for games over Thanksgiving break

November 16, 2022
Sajani Reddy Singapuram, a computer technology graduate student, dressed in her saree, along with other traditional Indian attire and jewelry, walks up the stairs and into the Grand Ballroom of Martin Luther King Jr. University Union for her singing performance at the Global Culture Night

THROUGH THE LENS: Preparing for a night full of culture

November 11, 2022
DJ Saez, a sophomore sociology major, exclaims when the Panthers did not earn an extra point at their first basketball home game of the season Thursday night against Illinois State University. Saez said, It was a tough loss for the boys, many ways they can improve on defense and offense. Confidence is key, but this team has a lot of potential this season, as a school we always have to bring the energy we had brought to todays game to many other games this season and many more seasons.

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Nick Ellington, a junior computer information and technology major, and center player for the Panthers, answers questions in an interview for the WEIU radio station after his game against Illinois State University Thursday night in Lantz Arena.

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Sajani Reddy Singapuram, a computer technology graduate student, walks down the runway to be apart of the fashion show at the Global Culture Night event in the Grand Ballroom of Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.

[Photo] International students share cultures at Global Culture Night

November 15, 2022
From left, Harika Gardas, a computer technology graduate student, and Harika Malledi, a computer technology graduate student, both from India, walk down the runway together in their traditional sarees from India during the fashion show part of the Global Culture Night in the Grand Ballroom of Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.

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Oyewole, a computer technology graduate student from Nigeria, and Onyekachi Okoh, a freshman digital media technology major from Nigeria, hold hands and walk together in the fashion show during the Global Culture Night in the Grand Ballroom of Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.

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From left, Nidhi Patel, a junior finance major from India and Noor Khamisani, a graduate student from Pakistan, walk down the aisle in the fashion show at the Global Culture Night in the Grand Ballroom of Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.

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For the end performance of Global Culture Night, many students show off their countrys traditonal attire in a fashion show by walking by themselves then all together in the Grand Ballroom of Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.

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For the end performance of Global Culture Night, many students show off their countrys traditonal attire in a fashion show by walking by themselves then all together in the Grand Ballroom of Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.

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During the Global Culture Night event, Vigneshneswara Manda, a computer technology graduate student, takes a picture of husband, Bhaskar Neerati, and wife, Shwetha Kokkula, a computer technology graduate student, by the Indian flag in the Grand Ballroom of Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.

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At the Global Culture night event in the Grand Ballroom of Martin Luther King Jr. University Union, Sajani Reddy Singapuram, a computer technology graduate student, performs 4 different love songs as a mashup that are about a girl singing for a boy as the first of many performances of the night.

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Sajani Reddy Singapuram, a computer technology graduate student, in her room of her apartment, dresses in her saree and puts on jewelry and makeup to get ready for her singing performance apart of the Global Culture Night.

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Sajani Reddy Singapuram, a computer technology graduate student, in her room of her apartment, puts on waist jewelry as apart of her outfit.

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Sajani Reddy Singapuram, a computer technology graduate student, in her room of her apartment, chooses earrings that she mentions are from north India and is the first time she is wearing them because she is from south India.

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Sajani Reddy Singapuram, a computer technology graduate student, puts on lipstick along with eye makeup to get ready for her singing performance at the Global Culture Night.

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Sajani Reddy Singapuram, a computer technology graduate student, puts on bracelets as apart of her outfit to get ready to perform in the Global Culture Night event.

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Sajani Reddy Singapuram, a computer technology graduate student, lays out her jewelry to choose which one she wants to wear for her performance at the Global Culture Night.

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In her room of her apartment, Sajani Reddy Singapuram, a computer technology graduate student, draws on eyeliner and puts on mascara to get ready for her singing performance at the Global Culture Night in the Grand Ballroom of Martin Luther King Jr. University Union. Singapuram said she feels nervous for the performance and has practiced the song many times.

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Ashley Spencer, a senior 3D studio major with a focus in ceramics, shows off her favorite piece she has created so far, her chair, that has a theme which Spencer said is a happy home. In Doudna Fine Arts Center Sunday.

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Ashley Spencer, a senior 3D studio major with a focus in ceramics, brings her vessel out of the kiln and explains that the piece is made with three different thrown parts. The bottom part represents feet, the middle part the belly, and then the neck and lips at the top, to overall represent the human body in Doudna Fine Arts Center Sunday.

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Ashley Spencer, a senior 3D studio major with a focus in ceramics, shows off her creations inspired by Avatar: The Last Airbender with ceramics that represent fire, air, and water. In Doudna Fine Arts Center Sunday.

[Photo] Students tell stories through their art

November 9, 2022
Ashley Spencer, a senior 3D studio major with a focus in ceramics, talks about her art and what it means to her. Spencer said she works really hard to make stuff that is meaningful, stuff that is impactful. Spencer has worked on these pieces over the course of the fall semester in Doudna Fine Arts Center Sunday.

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Ashley Spencer, a senior 3D studio major with a focus in ceramics, explains different stages of ceramics such as the first being clay and then eventually getting into a porous stage which is after firing to thousands of degrees in a kiln. Afterwards Spencer usually puts glazes on them in Doudna Fine Arts Center Sunday.

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Ashley Spencer, a senior 3D studio major with a focus in ceramics, shows her sculpture named Albert and how the cube piece is connected to it but separate at the same time in Doudna Fine Arts Center Sunday.

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Ashley Spencer, a senior 3D studio major with a focus in ceramics, shows off her newest art piece that shes been working on which she explains is a commentary on being a mixed race artist in Doudna Fine Arts Center Sunday.

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Emily Thorpe, a junior music performance major, performs as the character Maeryn in Cruel Nature during the dress rehearsal for the New Works Festival play Monday night in the Theatre of Doudna Fine Arts Center.

[Photo] Theatre students to perform original plays

November 9, 2022
The outside of the Republican headquarters is filled with signs on Election Day.

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Nels Lopez, a Republican precinct committeeman, volunteers at the Republican headquarters for Election Day on Tuesday afternoon.

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Sean Chen, a pianist, explains the background story of the three pieces he will perform to the audience in the Dvorak Concert Hall of Doudna Fine Arts Center Friday night. Chen received a standing ovation from the audience members at the end of his performance.

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The percussionist part of the Panther Marching Band perform two different pieces, the first from Cuba, and the second from Brazil, at the Dia De Los Muertos Gala.

[Photo] Percussionists dream to teach music to next generation

November 9, 2022
At the Dia De Los Muertos Gala, attendees were able to dress up, enjoy tacos and rice, watch a live percussion performance, and celebrate the lives of loved ones who have passed away in the Grand Ballroom of Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.

[Photo] Día De Los Muertos Gala receives full crowd Saturday

November 7, 2022
Over 130 people attend the Dia De Los Muertos Gala Saturday night and view the ofrendas that were made for loved ones in the Grand Ballroom of Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.

[Photo] Día De Los Muertos Gala receives full crowd Saturday

November 7, 2022
Sean Chen, a pianist, performs three different musical pieces in the Dvorak Concert Hall of Doudna Fine Arts Center Friday night. Chen received a standing ovation from the audience members at the end of his performance.

[Photo] Guest pianist gives performance of love

November 7, 2022
Bobbie Harris, apart of the board of directors for HOPE, speaks about her personal story of being a domestic violence survivor at HOPEs candlelight vigil event.

[Photo] Candlelight vigil shows 46 names of domestic violence victims, spreads awareness

November 3, 2022
The band Halo performs multiple songs at HOPEs candlelight vigil.

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At HOPEs candlelight vigil, a woman views The Clothesline Project that have messages left by domestic violence survivors at HOPEs candlelight vigil to honor people who have passed away from domestic violence.

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Emily Hood, a freshman accounting major, Frannie Harris, a freshman psychology major, and Brooke Renaud, a freshman english major, spend the afternoon outside Thomas Hall designing and carving pumpkins together on Wednesday.

THROUGH THE LENS: Belated Halloween pumpkin carving

November 2, 2022
Frannie Harris, a freshman psychology major, scoops out the insides of her pumpkin to be carved into a design.

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Frannie Harris, a freshman psychology major, plays with the insides of a pumpkin that she dug out to get it ready to be carved.

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Brooke Renaud, a freshman english major, designs a character from the game Minecraft to carve out in her pumpkin.

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From back left, Brooke Renaud, a freshman english major, Frannie Harris, a freshman psychology major, and Emily Hood, a freshman accounting major, work on drawing designs on pumpkins and taking out the insides in order to start carving them behind Thomas Hall Wednesday late afternoon.

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Brooke Renaud, a freshman english major, Emily Hood, a freshman accounting major, and Frannie Harris, a freshman psychology major, carve pumpkins together behind Thomas Hall late afternoon on Wednesday.

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Signs are displayed in the Bridge Lounge of Martin Luther King Jr. University Union where people can vote in the upcoming elections on Wednesday afternoon.

[Photo] BREAKING NEWS: 2022 election results from Coles County

November 8, 2022
Chris Andrus, a freshman vocal performance and audio recording technology major, reads books to his nephew during the Family Reading Time for Family Fun Fest in front of Booth Library.

[Photo] Families reunite, celebrate Eastern’s Family Weekend

October 30, 2022
Justin Richards, a strategic communications graduate student, hands out cotton candy to families at the family bingo night in the Grand Ballroom of Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.

[Photo] Glassman meets students’ families at Family Bingo

October 30, 2022
President Glassman hosts the family bingo night where students and their families come together to eat snacks and play bingo to win a variety of prizes in the Grand Ballroom of Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.

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Stormy Daniels performs in the percussion ensemble for the piece But We Have X instead of Y by Quinn Mason in the Black Box Theatre of Doudna Fine Arts Center Tuesday night.

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Easterns percussion ensemble performs Samba-Reggae, traditional Afro-Brazilian music in the Black Box Theatre of Doudna Fine Arts Center Tuesday night.

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Cheyenne Brickner performs in the piece Numerology by Brian Nozny with the rest of the percussion ensemble personnel in the Black Box Theatre of Doudna Fine Arts Center Tuesday night.

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Joey Dhom, a freshman criminology major, poses for a picture for a story about personal ghost story experiences.

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Faith Young, a freshman elementary education major, poses for a picture for a story about personal ghost story experiences.

[Photo] Students share scariest paranormal experiences

October 26, 2022
Faith Young, a freshman elementary education major, poses for a picture for a story about personal ghost story experiences.

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Kingsford Onyina, an economics grad student, poses for a picture for a story about personal ghost story experiences.

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