Drawing Close to God’s Heart: Giving Up Meat for Lent
Nick Trombley Throughout history, many Christians have observed Lent in a process of remembering the final weeks of Jesus’ life, which includes Ash Wednesday, Holy Week, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday. This…
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The Conflict with Conflict Photography
Matt Wolek Imagine a job where you are always in the middle of a national conflict, such as a war, and when you look around you see that you are the only…
Netflix Options For Your Next Binge
Brianna Cicero Are you ready to curl up with some hot chocolate and popcorn? It’s time to take a look at Netflix’s binge-worthy TV shows and movies. This way, the next time…
We Are Human: Finding Unity Through Art
Anthony Barr She was number 27 and they called her the Devil’s child. She, a girl of only three years old, lived in an orphanage in Sierra Leone, West Africa. Her father…
February Music Sweeps: Monday Master Classes Offered This Month
Scott Carr Throughout the month of February, the music department is hosting a series of four master classes, featuring several faculty members and an alumnus, as part of the annual February Music…
Smelly Potatoes: “Fargo” Season 2
Billy Faulkner A diner massacre, a meat grinder, a body stuck in a windshield, and a UFO. What could possibly go wrong? I am going to be tackling something a little different…
Music Department Hosts Piano Festival
Morgan Hess During the weekend of Feb. 19 to 21, talented young pianists will venture onto Eastern’s campus for the inaugural Eastern University Piano Festival. Last year, the event began as a…
Student Artist: Lydia Adams
Lauren Bujaky The stage is dark, the seated crowd murmuring lightly to themselves, and then it happens. The murmurs stop, replaced by the sound of a guitar lightly strumming. A single dancer…
Phonathon And The Eastern Fund: A Closer Look
Maddy Lee It’s not news that college in America costs a lot of money. It’s definitely not news that Eastern University costs a lot of money, too. It certainly costs more than…
Wake Up to the World
Ryan Klein Or, Why You Really Should Study Abroad On my second day out of the country I sent my mom an email: “The first thing I noticed about England was the…