The photographs Beth Altrogge currently has displayed in The Morgan Gallery, located in McInnis Learning Center, comprise her first solo exhibit ever. The exhibit, titled “Losing Ground,” consists of 14 unique and creative photographs. Altrogge, originally from Indiana, Pa., is currently living in Philadelphia and working at David Sacks Photography Studio. Altrogge did not study […]
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Rob Sykora is not sure when he first heard of the Contemporary Music Center, but the sophomore imagined being accepted into the “school of rock” of study abroad programs before even entering college. An Eastern voice major who also plays the drums, guitar and bass, Sykora is currently spending the spring semester at CMC on
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Just days after Pennsylvania’s favorite groundhog, Punxsutawney Phil, predicted six more weeks of winter, the largest snow storm of the winter blanketed Philadelphia with 28.5 inches of snow on Feb. 6. That much snow had not fallen in the city since the infamous 1996 blizzard. As if that snowfall were not enough to fulfill Phil’s
The Student Activities Board hosted a coffeehouse in the name of love on Feb. 12. The Valentine’s Day-inspired event in the Dining Commons started around 8:30 p.m. Coffee, tea and hot chocolate stations were set up around the salad bar, along with fresh fruit, chips and dip, cookies and Hershey’s kisses. Several of the tables
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Chalk another one up for Eastern in the environmental movement. In a 2010 report by Renewal, a student-led movement that works on Christian campuses to take better care of creation, the University was recognized for its numerous energy and environmental initiatives. The report, “Green Awakenings,” offered a summary of what more than 50 Christian universities
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Blast hits close to home for students
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