By: Emily Cody

When the National Air Services grounded all flights and closed airports in the UK due to a volcanic eruption in Iceland, it seemed as though time stopped as Britain was hurled into a state of panic.  ...

By: Jess Stake

Though the 2010-2011 Executive Board Election Ballot did not provide a large selection of candidates, the outcome of the election is incredibly promising.  ...

By: Katie Doud

The option of taking online classes is not yet available to students of the College of Arts and Sciences, but a team of faculty members and administrators has formed to discuss and plan for the implementation of these changes.  ...

By: Stephanie Weaver

After years of pulling a head out of a paper bag, history professor Dr. Robert Price will be retiring from teaching. ...

By: Chris Nelson

The Student Government Association recently approved the sanctioning of Refuge as an official campus club....

By: Bethany Dahlstrom

An article in Main Line Suburban Life on March 30 reported that Eastern and VFMA were discussing a land sale....

By: Olivia Denton

For the 2010-2011 school year, $780 will be added to an already pricey education. However, this increase is fair as the ever-changing economy demands more from everyone....

By: Duncan Russell

After a week of intense struggle in Washington, the White House and Democrats in Congress passed a massive national health care reform.  ...

By: Jessica Stake

A heavy stream of black water flowed from the ceiling of Kea North 2nd on March 13.  The flood water displaced many students and uncovered asbestos in the Kea North halls. ...

By: Katie Doud

Students in Free Enterprise advisor Dr. Al Socci was checking his e-mail on March 22, after returning home from Philadelphia, when he opened a message with the subject line, “Congratulations on your Victory.”...

By: Katie Doud

  Student Government Association elections take place every April, but this year the running is looking less competitive than last year’s record-breaking race....

By: Duncan Russell

  It has been years since a student-run radio station has broadcast from campus....

By: Stephanie Weaver

  If you are fed up with the housing lottery, Student Development is offering a new option that would eliminate the stress of waiting for hours to hear your number called only to get placed in a room you do not want.  ...

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Rape became illegal in Haiti in 2005. Although the law was barely effective before the earthquake, in the aftermath of the disaster, the unpunished violence toward women has been increasing....

By: Katie Doud

CNN and other major news stations were broadcasting the name of senior Rebekah Warren’s small hometown, Middletown, Conn., following an explosion at Kleen Power Plant on Feb.7. “The first thing I did was call my mom to see if everything was ...

By: Stephanie Weaver

Updates on recent technical upgrades....

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In a 2010 report by Renewal, a student-led movement that works on Christian campuses to take better care of creation, the University was recognized for its numerous energy and environmental initiatives....

By: Stephanie Weaver

Just days after Pennsylvania’s favorite groundhog, Punxsutawney Phil, predicted six more weeks of winter, the largest snow storm of the winter blanketed Philadelphia with 28.5 inches of snow on Feb. 6. That much snow had not fallen in the city since...

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Excerpts from the security log from Jan 19 - Jan 29....

By: Chelsea Post

The Eastern University Theological Society had its first meeting of the semester on Jan. 26, with assistant Christian studies professor Dr. Jonathan Yonan presenting a lecture on the age of the Earth....