Rachel Covert

Eastern University hosts First Mini-Thon: Eastern raises estimated $2,150 for charity

Rachel Covert / 08/23/2018

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Archive, News & Features

Alumni Spotlight: Drew An Brubaker Shares about Post-Graduate Life

Rachel Covert / 04/27/2018

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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A&E

Swan Lake: The Classic Ballet

Rachel Covert / 04/24/2018

I recently had the pleasure of seeing Swan Lake at the Academy of Art in Philadelphia. As I explained to my friends after the performance, I had only been to small productions of The Nutcracker before, so I considered this to be my true first time at a ballet. Since the day we went to the

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Opinion

Justin Timberlake’s Tribute To Prince: A Self-serving performance

Rachel Covert / 04/05/2018

While Justin Timberlake put on an energetic Super Bowl Halftime Show, the public’s reaction was certainly mixed. Leading up to the show, rumors whirled that JT planned on using a hologram of Prince in a tribute to the epic singer. Prince’s fans spoke out against the use of a hologram of the singer, deceased in

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A&E

Eastern’s Winter Music Festival

Rachel Covert / 01/08/2018

Eastern University held its annual Winter Music Festival Friday, Dec. 1 and Saturday, Dec. 2. On Friday, performances were given by Eastern Winds, Jazz Band, and Angels of Harmony. The second set of performances on Saturday included pieces by St. Davids Orchestra Society, Turning Point, and the University Choir. The festival is the culmination of

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Archive, News & Features

Eastern and New York City

Rachel Covert / 11/20/2017

On Saturday, Nov. 4, Eastern’s Student Activities Board (SAB) sponsored a trip to New York City (NYC). Many Eastern students leapt at the opportunity to take a day trip to the city. The bus left at 9 a.m., and since the drive is almost exactly two hours, students unloaded off the bus

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Alumni Spotlight: Jordan Kolb (‘17)

Rachel Covert / 11/09/2017

Meeting with recent graduate of Eastern University, Jordan Kolb, I got a glimpse of what post-graduate life is like for at least one student, and I was encouraged to hear Jordan talk about the experiences at Eastern which prepped her for stepping out into the work world. Jordan provided a perspective on

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A&E

Eastern’s Fine Arts Festival

Rachel Covert / 10/25/2017

On Friday, Oct. 13, Eastern presented the Fine Arts Festival, an annual event which features performances from students, faculty and alumni in the arts departments. There were performances in dance, music and theater, showcasing a wide range of talent in the different disciplines. Since the compilation of performances was so varied, the

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Sports

A Series Of Unfortunate Events: Resilience in Women’s Volleyball

Rachel Covert / 10/12/2017

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

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A&E

Dunkirk: Humanity in War Films

Rachel Covert / 09/05/2017

Christopher Nolan’s new film, “Dunkirk,” appeared in theaters July 21. The movie was both entertaining and thought-provoking, which in my estimation, makes it a solid film. In general, “Dunkirk” received good reviews: Rotten Tomatoes critics gave it a score of 93% and regular film goers on the site scored it 82%: both impressive statistics. “Dunkirk”

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