Last week, the Oklahoma City Thunder found themselves in hot water after denying internationally-adored rapper/Mountain Dew drinker Lil Wayne a front-row seat for the team’s playoff game.
Matt Ryan, a junior health administration major, and Noe Lara, a senior management information systems major, inventory books Monday at Textbook Rental. The facility must inventory its entire collection of books before the fall semester.
Though the four-week session of summer classes is coming to an end this week, those students will have until August 6 to return their books to Textbook Rental.
Dan Nadler, vice president for student affairs, takes the floor on behalf of Eastern at the city council meeting February 7. City Council will discuss closing and widening several Charleston streets during their meeting 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall.
A high risk of injury goes hand-in-hand with playing Division I sports. Collisions, awkward landings and freak accidents can happen at any moment, and standing by are athletic trainers who put in the time and energy to heal.
Having a familiar face coming back to the sidelines for the Women’s Basketball team is a comfort for players and administrators alike, backed by votes of from both sides as well.
The Southeastern Illinois chapter of the Service Core of Retired Executives will be hosting a workshop geared toward veterans trying to start up business from 6 to 9 p.m. June 14 at the Days Inn in Mattoon on 300 Broadway Ave.
In the 21st century, compliance touches all parts of human nature, creating the need for ethics training in order to maintain the social stability of Eastern and the surrounding community.
Caught somewhere between a graphic novel, animated short and a choose-your-own-adventure novel, “The Random Adventures of Brandon Generator” offers it’s audience something they probably haven’t seen before.
