It was only a little more than a year ago when Jay Gatrell was voted as Eastern’s 13th president.
Gatrell, who acted as provost and vice president of academic affairs for Eastern from 2017 to...
Editors Note: This article has been corrected for accuracy
Eastern has received new grants to improve academic life for students and faculty, said President Jay Gatrell at the 2024 spring update...
The presidential investiture ceremony began at 1 p.m. Wednesday and there were students with also a lot of staff that celebrated the confirmation of Eastern's president, Jay Gatrell.
Students found...
Beginning his day at around 6:05 a.m. with Starbucks, followed by entering his office around 6:15 and 6:30 to check both of his email accounts, Eastern’s President Jay Gatrell looks forward to getting...
The Strategic Planning town hall meeting was presented by current Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Jay Gatrell. He outlined his new strategy when he is President of Eastern.
This...
Eastern’s chapter of University Professionals of Illinois, EIU-UPI, have been negotiating contracts with the university for the last year.
Those involved with EIU-UPI have been protesting for over...
Inclusion of all types of people in different programs and ways to make them feel included has been a topic at Eastern Illinois University. It is just one place that claims to be "committed to diversity...
Isabel Spear is a freshman criminology major at Eastern and despite it only being her second semester of college, she has already taken a class where she had to pay out-of-pocket to access her homework.
The...
After what will be eight years of cooperation with university president David Glassman, athletic director Tom Michael is preparing to work with a new president.
On Saturday, Eastern’s Board of Trustees...
Eastern is preparing to assist Lincoln College students as their institution plans to close its doors in May after 157 years.
University President David Glassman said Eastern is in a good place to assist...
This week Eastern “encouraged” and “expected” students and employees to get tested for COVID-19 as they flood back to campus for the Spring 2022 semester. Despite this, they apparently...
