Current reports are circulating that a portion of Wayne Avenue of Radnor Township will be closing for a stretch of time. Starting Jan. 16, there was a detour placed as construction installations began. They are expected to continue until late March. Each weekday the road will be closed from 9 a.m to […]
Wayne Avenue to be Closed: Weekly Closure Could Impact Student Driver Read Post »
Though we do not all go to chapel, and we may not all cheer on our Eastern Eagles at sports games, Eastern University’s students have shared in an act we have found all too familiar and unwanted– bracing for the cold. This Jan. temperatures have remained steadily below freezing, and it
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Waking up at 7 a.m., driving to a train station, and taking two trains into Philadelphia — this is just one day of preparation for the 2018 Women’s March. Many Eastern students from Students Advocating for Gender Equality (SAGE), Political Activism Club (PAC), and many other sects of campus came together Jan.
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Never have I ever imagined myself being a part of a college sport’s team. If you were to tell me about three years ago that I would be, I probably would’ve laughed and wondered what you were thinking. Me? Equipped for sports? What are you seeing that I cannot? But now, I come before you
Athlete Devotional: The Power of Sports Read Post »
loss. We know we need to play together in every game and come ready to go no matter who our opponent is.” The men’s team came out with just as much fi re with a quick 5 points for both teams. The emotions of the players were shown during a jump ball with a little
EU Loses Battle of Eagle Road Read Post »
Finally, the 2 0 1 7 – 1 8 college basketball season is here and the thrill and excitement of a fast-paced game is back to put a loud dent in the mundane season of winter. March may seem a mile away but it is never too early to figure out who the contenders are
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The Philadelphia Eagles are 10- 1! This NFL season has been full of both surprise teams and devastating injuries that have left the NFC wide open. No one saw the Eagles being as dominant as they have been, winning nine consecutive games (although some did predict them to win the division). The Eagles stand as
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Artistic… JARED MAIER On W e d n e s d a y night, Nov. 15. a few of Eastern University’s performing artists from “The Crucible,” including myself, created some sidewalk chalk advertisements (ads.) We covered McInnis’ cement tiles and the walkways with out of context quotes from “The Crucible,” along with dates and times
Controversy Over Eastern’s Crucible Read Post »
While the prospect of “free college” was a point of tension for many in the 2016 election, it seems that states are charting a path ahead on the issue. Recently, states like New York have adopted programs that make public college more accessible by providing free tuition through scholarships. In New York, the Excelsior Scholarship
States Lead The Way In Education Read Post »
Almost a year after the shocking election of Donald Trump as the United States President, Democrats, and especially minority Democrats, made it their mission to lead their states, making 2017 the biggest landslide for groundbreaking elections of state legislators. Among the winners, a few notable ones are Danica Roem, Wilmot Collins, Michelle De La Isla,
2017 Statewide Elections: Hope For Progressive Politics in the Time of Trump Read Post »
