The new dean of the Templeton Honors College, Dr. Bryan Williams, gave a talk at Windows on the World on Friday, Oct. 6, about reading towards moral virtue. He began the lecture by asserting that young people — including college students — aren’t able to be fully virtuous. Agreeing with Aristotle, Williams […]
A look into Dr. Brian Williams’ Windows on the World Talk Read Post »
On Saturday Oct. 7, Eastern’s Students Against Human Trafficking (SAHT) club took part in a 5K race called Walk Her Home. Walk Her Home is a nonprofit organization founded by Susan Ingram in response to the problem of human trafficking in Pennsylvania. This was the organization’s first event, and it raised over
SAHT in “Walk Her Home” Read Post »
The NFL season is finally upon us! Week 1 is officially in the books. The first games were Sept. 7 and 10, and we were able to get first looks at our favorite teams. For some, it was the cause of a renewed excitement and optimism, while for others it was the
An NFL 2017 Season Preview Read Post »
My name is Marcie Spencer, and I am a sophomore goalie on the women’s lacrosse team. I have played sports since I was five years old; never in my life have I felt such a connection to a group of girls than with the Eastern Women’s Lacrosse Team. I have five siblings,
The Testimony of a Christian Athlete Read Post »
This is the tale of a volleyball team, who together underwent the toughest of trials, which proved to only make them stronger. Tales such as these are rare and inspiring to all who hear them. Eastern University’s Women’s Volleyball team set off on a journey to their tournament at
A Series Of Unfortunate Events: Resilience in Women’s Volleyball Read Post »
The Eastern University women’s soccer team settled for a 0-0 draw in double overtime against the Cabrini Cavaliers on Sept. 6. As a tie, this game sustains the Eagles’ 14 game-winning streak against the Cavaliers. Nicole Weenink, a sophomore on the women’s soccer team, elaborates on the rivalry between Eastern and Cabrini.
Eastern Women’s Soccer Refuses To Relinquish Eagle Road Read Post »
A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of experiencing the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia. The museum is relatively new, and boasts several exhibits that weave into one another to create a roadmap of the events surrounding our nation’s birth. Relics and pieces of art from the past dot the
Reflecting on the American Revolution Read Post »
On Sept. 7, Education Secretary Betsy Devos gave a speech at George Mason University on Title IX, a portion of the Education Amendments passed into law in 1972 that prohibits sex-based discrimination in higher education. The element of Title IX that Devos addressed in her speech was how it pertains to sexual
Title IX, Legal Rights, and Language Read Post »
Can Christians utilize social media in a way that is pleasing and wholesome? Perhaps there is an existing model of this pleasing and wholesome lifestyle on social media. There are three common examples of Christian social media-users I have found on the majority of social media platforms. Let’s call these users eye
Social Media and the Word of God Read Post »
The Voyager 1 and 2 are spacecrafts that were launched back in the 1970s. They have a legacy that has lasted to this day. Voyager 1 and 2 are humanity’s farthest-reaching and longest-in-service space probes. They continue to communicate with NASA everyday while out in space. Voyager 1 is now almost 13
The Legacy of the Voyager Read Post »
