Classes for the spring semester began Jan. 10 and despite the continued obstacles of the COVID-19 pandemic, students are ready to get started.
That includes Justus Lopresto-Jackson, a sophomore computer...
The Council on Academic Affairs will vote on the “Human Biology” course during its meeting.
The description of the course says it will focus on “the structure and function of the human organism...
The English department and Student Success Center shared advice and tips for students struggling in their classes.
While the deadline to add full-term courses for the Spring 2019 semester has passed,...
Welcome back, Panthers! I hope everybody’s first week back wasn’t too stressful. I wouldn’t describe mine as profusely stressful, per se. I also wouldn’t describe it as exactly overwhelming, but...
The Academy of Lifelong Learning is a department in the School of Extended Learning which hosts different non-credit classes throughout the school year and summer.
The classes, according to the academy’s...
It is so close we can almost taste it.
Spring break.
But before we can jump for joy, pack our bags and leave our lives at school behind to take a break from the ever-looming pressure, loads of homework...
Just as students are told “there are no stupid questions,” it is also important for students to be told that there are no stupid feelings.
In an article from Tuesday’s edition of The Daily Eastern...
There will be no classes at Eastern on Monday in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. In addition, The Daily Eastern News will not print on Monday. It will return to its regular publication schedule on...
Classes are important. They often open people’s eyes to different ways of thinking as well as help them develop skills that are needed to succeed in whatever field they choose.
Education is life-changing,...
There will be no classes or issue of The Daily Eastern News this Monday in observance of Labor Day.
The Booth Library will also be closed Sunday and Monday.
The Food Court in the Martin Luther King...
Kennedy Nolen, Contributing Reporter
• November 10, 2016
Idaho native Eli Craven taught himself photography as a teen.
Now he and the Tarble Arts Center are teaming up to teach others with a free photo class for people 11 and older.
The class will be from...
Samuel Nusbaum , Administration Reporter
• September 1, 2016
The Council on Academic Affairs voted to approve two new psychology courses Thursday.
The two courses are psychology 3760, Psychology of Judgment and Decision Making, and psychology 4810, Neuropsychopharmacology.
The...
