? Every year, the Federal government awards billions of dollars in Financial Aid to colleges and universities across the country. So it is not unreasonable of it to ask the question, “Where is the money going?” This question is the idea behind Eastern University’s re-accreditation process, which evaluates various aspects of university health, including […]
Eastern re-accreditation update Read Post »
Summer trip to support anti-trafficking organization
Graduate students gain cross-cultural experience Read Post »
Eastern Theater is gearing up for its latest production: William Shakespeare’s “Twelfth
Eastern puts Shakespeare in the Civil War Read Post »
The Spiritual Metrics Conference measures the effect of ministry
Calculating Impact Read Post »
Every fall semester, students wait in anticipation for one weekend full of fun and diverse events. Dia Del Este occurred over the weekend of October 27th-29th. As in years past, it hopped around various locations on campus. Despite the unseasonal Halloween snowstorm, Eastern students ventured out for a rousing good time. The celebration kicked off
October 5th, 2011 was a sad day. A super-sad day. It was the day that Sarah Palin decided not to run for president. It was definitely an I-must-not-throw-up-in-public kind of super-sad day, especially since I was helping host a student government function as first-year class president (at this current time, I blame the “Breaking News”
Why I won’t cry over October 5th anymore Read Post »
On Election Day, New Jersey residents will determine the gambling future for the state. Officials are attempting to pass a referendum that will overturn the laws against sports betting. Each voter will be given the option to either vote for or against this referendum. If the majority favors this referendum, the process towards making sports
State should take a gamble on sports betting Read Post »
