On Sept. 10, the Agora Institute hosted a lecture by Rabbi Dr. Meir Soloveichik. Entitled “Religious Freedom and the Flourishing City,” this lecture, which was part history lesson, part political treatise, provided a compelling vision for religion in 21st-century America. Rabbi Soloveichik is a prominent Jewish theologian. In addition to being Rabbi of the Congregation […]
Strangers and Neighbors Read Post »
In their usual fashion, the Eagles Volleyball team is off to a phenomenal start with an overall record of 16-3. Of the Eagles’ three losses, the most recent came from Juniata College, ranked #1 in the Division III National Poll. Despite the loss, the Eagles were able to win the third set with a score
“I just want to do my job well,” Emily Cole says with a self-assured smile. As the leading scorer of Eastern Women’s Soccer, that job, of course, is to lead her team to victory. With the most level-headed confidence, Cole knows that she dominates the scoring column and yet refuses to let the statistics affect her
Athlete Spotlight: Emily Cole Read Post »
Running cross country isn’t a jog in the park. It consists of early morning runs, chugging bottles of water throughout the day and trying to salvage a healthy meal the night before a race. However, through this less than glamorous lifestyle, there is one girl who somehow manages to balance it all. I like to
A Day in the Life of a (Hurt) Cross Country Runner Read Post »
There are many baseball players who are well-distinguished and have made a name for themselves. However, there are few who make an impact to the game. Lawrence Peter “Yogi” Berra was one of those players. Yogi was selected in 1972 as a first round Hall of Famer. He won 13 World Series Championships and caught
In Memorium: Yogi Berra Read Post »
Eastern University’s Women’s Soccer team traveled to Annville where they faced Lebanon Valley College. A valiant effort by all but ultimately fell to the Dutchmen 3-1. Eastern University came home after that and faced the number one team in the country, the Messiah Falcons. Eastern’s freshman goalkeeper making her collegiate debut, Leah Lozzi, made a
Women’s Soccer Update Read Post »
In week 5 of the NFL season the battle of “America’s” two teams will take center stage at 4:25 p.m. on CBS. The game will be a rare and exciting event, since the two teams only play each other every four years. So, why is it the Battle of America’s Teams? That’s because the Patriots
The Battle of America’s Teams Read Post »
It’s a brisk morning. Your emotions are still raw from slumber, and just enough heartbreak brims your consciousness to keep you human. The first sip of coffee passes your lips – its heat almost scalds you but instead warms you just to contentment; its potency is bitter but is also rich and aromatic, the bitterness
Jazz in the Morning Read Post »
Do you enjoy events centered around music and productions? If so, the Fine Arts Festival on Oct. 9 is something you should consider adding to your schedule! The event features some of the best performers in the Entertainment & Fine Arts departments, which includes music, dance, and theater. The departments each propose pieces that they
Fall Fine Arts Festival Preview Read Post »
The whole place reeks of hair, sweat, socks, and feet. Brains are splattered on chalkboards, individuals are colliding into each other, minds are melding together in a mess on the floor, and in the midst of this raw sewage dump of beauty, creativity, and personality; something truly awe-inspiring and jaw-dropping is born. Four people–two actors,
EU Presents New Play Workshop Read Post »
