Editors and reporters from the News have struggled for two weeks to find details on how Eastern accommodates students with disabilities. After hearing stories about fellow students’ struggles, we knew...
Editors Note: This letter from the editor was originally published as an editorial earlier Tuesday evening. An explanation was posted on Facebook. This editorial has also been edited.
“We’re all...
Professor of history Martin Hardeman has been teaching at Eastern since 1992, and he is completely blind.
Hardeman is a friendly face in Eastern’s history department, and he is not afraid to discuss...
We are treating our learning-disabled students poorly, and we need to get our act together.
We have shut down the Testing Services Center that provided these students and their teachers with testing...
Able-bodied people often take for granted the ease of access we have to buildings, jobs and healthcare. The other day, I spoke to a former employee of Eastern who had to cart around computers and therefore...
Digital amputations was a topic presented at the annual fall lecture put on by Phi Beta Kappa Wednesday in the Doudna Fine Arts Center lecture hall.
Angela Smith, an associate professor of English...
Luis Martinez, Entertainment Editor
• September 10, 2015
The Doudna Fine Arts Center will host a film lecture called “Lost Limbs: Digital Amputation and Disable Moves at the Movies” and will be the 25th annual Phi Beta Kappa fall lecture.
This year’s...
![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.](https://www.dailyeasternnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Frimpong_SideProject_RL_O-900x712.jpg)
