Opinion

Finding Your People: A celebration of how clubs enrich students experiences

      Eastern University has a thriving community of clubs and groups, with 20+ clubs being mentioned on the Eastern University website. We are lucky enough to have everything from Ultimate Frisbee to the Multicultural Awareness Advisory Committee (MAAC). There really is something for everyone when it comes to club shopping. Clubs provide many […]

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The Power of Solidarity: A personal note about what Solidarity Week meant to one ally

      Why is Solidarity Week important to me? It starts with why I care so much about the LGBTQ+ community. My answer should be that because I am a Christian, I radically love others like Jesus loves them. Unfortunately it most certainly did not start out that way for me. Both of my older

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Women’s Interests Aren’t Taken Seriously, And Here’s Why: A personal perspective on how society trivialzes women’s interests

      Iam the only daughter of a single mother and have lived my whole life completely saturated in femininity. I watched Say Yes to The Dress instead of cartoons, I watched rom-coms instead of Star-Wars, and I never once believed that the women in my life were anything less than super-humans. I lived in my

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Top 5 Nearby Bookstores

      Are you a avid book lover or just looking for a good deal? Check out these local bookstores that not only sell literature, but take advantage of atmosphere. 1. Baldwin’s Book Barn       Arguably the most interesting bookstore in the greater Philadelphia area, Baldwin’s Book Barn exudes antiquated charm from

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Precious Movements’ Concert: A look into the concert that focused on dance, but also worship.

      On Friday, April 5, 2018 I had the opportunity of witnessing a shift in the atmosphere as Precious Movements Mime & Dance ministered at their annual concert. People were able to see the work of God through mime, dance, pageantry of flags and spoken word. This concert has touched the lives of

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Eastern and the Earth: Student reflects how Eastern can better their consumption of plastic.

      Eastern has made several adjustments to help preserve the earth over the years. The most impactful thing they have done has been their implementation of wind energy. Our campus is solely run on wind energy, which helps to protect the earth from harmful pollution. However, there are some things that Eastern is

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Hope for Tomorrow Because of Change Today: Student reflects on her efforts on becoming more eco-friendly.

      Human impact has degraded the planet to a point of crisis. According to the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, the levels of CO2 in the atmosphere right now are higher than any point during the 3 million years the study covered. The International Panel on Climate Change published a study in

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Jordan Peele’s Us: Dive into the seat gripping horror that is making waves with political commentary.

      With comedic roots in his famous comedy show Key and Peele of his namesake, Jordan Peele continues to show his prowess in story writing as he dips his feet into the horror genre. When Peele’s Get Out hit theaters in 2017, no one knew what to expect. We most certainly did not

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The Final Four Dance Concert: A look into the performance that showcased the talents of graduating Dance majors.

      On April 12 and April 13, Eastern University’s graduating Dance Majors performed their Senior Thesis Dance Concert.  The four graduates were Neeka Skelton, Gabriella Williams, Alexandra Swank and Emily Pastin.  Each of these seniors choreographed a selection of dances.       The first quarter of dances were choreographed by Skelton.  She

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