John Seel, in his newly published book, The New Copernicans: Millennials and the Survival of the Church, sets out to give a voice to young Christians who are trying to make sense of the world around them. As stated in the title of this book, these young Christians can be called New […]
A Book Review: New Copernicans, Millennials, and the Church Read Post »
As we come to the end of another semester, another end to another academic year, we find ourselves reflecting on the time we spent in and out of the classroom over the past few months. For some, this is the last time they will spend a semester here at Eastern University. Many
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Since the tragedy at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, it has been a long and hard month coming, but in the recent days there has been some big developments in the gun-violence conversation. In the wake of the shooting in Parkland, Florida, the March For Our Lives was launched to say “enough
March For Our Lives: Students Take a Stand Read Post »
Everyone has a way to channel their energy, whether it be music, art, dance, theatre, or even sports. Everyone has something that is an outlet for their passion and drive. For some people, it’s writing creatively. More specifically, sometimes it’s the wonderful art of poetry. Poetry is a medium that has moved
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Drew An Brubaker (‘16) graduated from Eastern University with her BS in Psychology, a minor in Biology and another minor in Political Science. Drew An was also a member of Templeton Honors College. As I interviewed Drew An in her current workplace, Frontline Education in Malvern, PA, where she works as senior
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Since as early as 2014, Saudi Arabia has experienced a rapid period of social activism. Most recently, women were given the right to go to public soccer games. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has been hailed as reformer, who has made some rather radical changes to public policy, specifically surrounding civil rights.
Around the World: Saudi Arabia women are able to watch their favorite sport Read Post »
Spring Banquet is a long standing tradition and has been an integral part of the Eastern experience for years. With the stress and strain of the college experience, it is a good kind of relief that students need now and again. Every school year, the Student Activities Board (SAB)
Insight into the Spring Banquet, “Once Upon a Time” Read Post »
This week, April 9-13, Refuge, Eastern’s club for LGBT+ students and allies and Political Activism Club are hosting several events focused on LGBT+ issues at Eastern. Each event has a specific purpose, and the hope is that, through these events, the whole campus will have many opportunities to engage in this ongoing
It is now twenty-four years since the murder case of OJ Simpson however, it is still something people are fascinated with and continue to bring up. With OJ recently being released from jail for a separate crime, it drew some headlines. But what more recently drew headlines was an interview that got released in a
OJ Simpson’s Hypothetical Interview Read Post »
On Wednesday April 18, Eastern University will host their third Faith on the Field event with guest Super Bowl Champions Jordan Hicks and Zach Ertz. The event will take place in the gym with a number of available seats. Tickets are very limited and must be obtained in order to be admitted for the event,
Super Bowl Champs Coming to Eastern Read Post »
