On Friday, April 13, the United States, along with Britain and France bombed Syria via air strikes. This decision came shortly after Syrian President Bashar Al Assad reportedly used chemical warfare on his own citizens outside Damascus. This action killed at least 42 adults and children. After this attack took place, Donald Trump […]
Around the World: US and allies strike Syria after chemical warfare attack. Read Post »
On April 18, the path from Walton to McInnis was lined with tables where more than 50 employers stood to tell Eastern University students about available job and internship opportunities. This was all due to the hard work of the staff and student workers of the Talent and Career Development Office.
Talent and Career Development Hosts Cookout with Careers Read Post »
This year, spring started off in the midst of a nor’easter, the fourth one this month. While all of these storms have been frustrating for all, they pose a bigger problem for those involved in spring sports on campus. Some teams have had to practice indoors a few times, while others
Will The Winter Ever End? Read Post »
Villanova had quite a run in the NCAA Tournament this year en route to their second national title in three years. Remember when Kris Jenkins hit the three pointer to win the title a couple years ago? Well this time around it was pure dominance by Villanova, winning all of their tournament
Villanova Wildcats Win Again! Read Post »
Baseball season is back in full swing and if you haven’t been out to the stadium yet make sure you head out to a game/s this summer. In 2018 MLB Stadiums have more to offer than just the baseball. Take a look at some of the highlights for MLB Stadiums in the northeast. Citizens Bank
Take Me Out to the Ball Game Read Post »
Though originally off to a slow start this semester due to inclement weather, Eastern University’s Men’s and Women’s tennis seasons are now fully underway. The Men’s team currently holds a 2-2 record for this season, with both wins on courts away from home. On March 16th, the Men’s Tennis team earned their
Men’s & Women’s Tennis Update: Women off to a strong 4-0 start, Men off to a 2-2 start. Read Post »
The NHL regular season has come to a close and it is time for the most exciting time of the season, the Stanley Cup Playoffs. The regular season has had its share of surprises and none bigger than the Las Vegas Golden Knights. The Golden Knights not only ran away
Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Read Post »
You would think that with rising geopolitical tension and a supposed “trade war”on the horizon, the media attention would be covering those stories, but instead when we tune in, a large portion of our time is taken up with stories about a woman named Stormy Daniels. For those of us who don’t
Indiscretions in The Highest Office: How Trump Sadly Follows a Typical Trend Read Post »
In a world where schools have become seemingly more dangerous for students and teachers, it can be scary to think about sending your kids to school or becoming a teacher yourself. However, I have never found anything more rewarding than being a teacher. Each time a student walks through those doors I
The Perspective of an Educator: Reflecting on the Push to Arm Teachers Read Post »
Studying in the upper floors of Warner library the other day, I found myself being kicked out by a student worker at what I thought to be an outrageously early time. “Four in the afternoon!? On a Friday!?” I thought to myself. This is a university! How could such a thing be?
University Library Frustration Read Post »
