The Making of EU Commercials: An insider’s look to marketing’s Storyboards, Casting, and Filming.
All around us are messages calling out for attention either to influence or persuade for a larger cause. One of the most effective ways to advertise in this day and age is through TV commercials according to CNBC Catalyst’s Lead Creative Strategist, Katya Ionova, report in 2016. […]
Read more...Bryan Stevenson At Villanova
Bryan Stevenson, an Eastern alum and author of Just Mercy, spoke at Villanova University on September 14th and discussed the ways people can help improve the justice system in America. Stevenson shared that one way people can help the system was through proximity. He believed that people […]
Read more...The WaltONION
Weekly Happenings By Chiara Behm Due to the last five weeks being cancelled for inclement weather and an Eagles’ parade, Eastern University will be condensing the majority of the missed events into the upcoming week — except (as always) for those pertaining to Esperanza. Another note: Eastern University will once […]
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EUVB 2017 Season by the Numbers
As a math major, I have a certain affinity for numbers. So when asked to reflect on this year’s volleyball season, I approached the topic in a very calculated way. First, let’s be clear when this season started. It did not start on the first game day […]
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People of Eastern: Soad “Ali” Poagoda
Soad Poagoda, if you ask around for her on campus, calls herself Ali. Her parents and brothers are immigrants from Honduras. Ali grew up in a very Latino household and takes her culture seriously, even when she is living as a student at Eastern. […]
The Art of Traveling: A reflection on growth through discovery
When I think of traveling, I imagine hectic check-in lines, delayed flights, and being out of breath because you had to run to the very end of the airport after passing through security. Luggage gets lost, and people get pushy all because everyone has a destination to […]
A Place Apart: An Unorthodox Path to Ministry
Growing up as a youth pastor’s daughter, I had the privilege of getting involved in a lot of different ministries. From the time when I was a child in diapers until now, I was always highly involved in Presbyterian church camps. From graduating high school to being […]
Riding The High Wave To Victory: Women’s Volleyball wins 11th consecutive MAC Conference Finals
The girl’s volleyball team is enjoying a great season this year with a record of 25-6. The team had a winning streak, winning 5 games in a row at the beginning of the season before losing to Marymount University. The team played Misericordia University at the semi-finals […]