Panther Dining is allowing students with meal swipes to vote at electyourcereal.com for their favorite cereal to help decided what will be included in the dining halls. Voting will continue through Oct. 1.
Freshman Adam Gann, a pre-engineering major, preforms a slide on his longboard in the South Quad on Monday. A slide is a trick where the rider slides sideways either on the deck or on the wheels of a skateboard.
Senior forward Kristin Germann smiles while stretching with her team after winning Sunday's game against Cleveland State University with a score of 3-2 at Lakeside Field. Germann posted a hat-trick during the game; scoring all three of Eastern's goals. This win came off the team's loss Friday against Nothern Iowa which went into double overtime.
Panther Dining is allowing students with meal swipes to vote at electyourcereal.com for their favorite cereal to help decided what will be included in the dining halls. Voting will continue through Oct. 1.
Walking along the west side of campus past the Physical Sciences Building and McAfee Gym, passersby will likely recognize no signs that both buildings now stand upon the bed of a long-lost lake.
Miranda Ploss | The Daily Eastern News Ryan Mc Daniel, a instructor in the communication studies department, talks to a student about the Orthodox Christian Fellowship registered student organization during Panther Palooza Wednesday on the South Quad. McDaniel is the chaplin and faculty advisor for the RSO, which is in its first year.
More than 600 community members gathered Saturday morning on the Charleston High School track to honor Illinois soldiers as part of the third-annual “Run for the Fallen.”
After a “First Night” of introductions and cheering, Billy the Panther led Eastern’s students, faculty and staff in one final task before sending them home for the night: the wobble dance.
