Junior Chelsea Holden is admittedly addicted to watching design shows where people completely remodel old spaces. This weekend, she will be in charge of her own extreme makeover as she leads a team of volunteers in cleaning and modernizing the John Welsh Elementary library in Philadelphia with a Phillies-inspired theme. Holden, an elementary major, found […]

For its last event of the school year, EU Theatre will present The Performing Arts Living Room on May 1-2 at 8 p.m. and May 3 at 3 p.m. For just five dollars, students can come to the McInnis auditorium to see a collection of ten-minute plays and monologues with “subjects ranging from marriage, family

With a franchise reboot of the Star Trek series, an Adam Sandler comedy set in NYC and a World War II epic directed by Quentin Tarentino, this summer’s movie season promises to be an action-packed thriller with a few hidden gems. Here are five of the most anticipated and understated films of summer 2009: 1.

Eastern’s Music department took the McInnis stage at its annual Spring Music Festival on April 24th and 25th at 8 p.m. Friday night began with the Eastern Winds and continued with the Eastern Strings, the Flute Ensemble and the University Choir. Saturday night found the Eastern Orchestra performing first, one of its pieces showcasing the

Prime performances at dance department’s last show

Two members of our EU community were arrested when they participated in a non-violent demonstration against the escalating gun violence in Philadelphia. Professor Drick Boyd and Evangelical Association for the Promotion of Education staff member Melissa DeLong were willing to risk arrest to draw attention to the fact that Colosimo’s Gun Center, located across the

I would like to respond to the article by Stephanie Weaver about the Student Activities Board.

Alex Long’s opinion in the Feb. 11 Waltonian suggested that business plays an essential role in the accomplishment of God’s goals, and asks whether a relationship between theology and business might make each discipline more useful in the hands of God. I think a relationship between the two disciplines is essential – but there are

After spending four years at Eastern as a student and baseball player, senior Andrew Reynolds plans to graduate this year with a degree in marketing. Reynolds, who attended Central High School in Philadelphia, started playing baseball at the age of seven. The first organized team he became a member of was his high school squad.

Whether it is the MAC or the PAC, the women’s lacrosse team is looking to win. Starting the season 2-2 in conference play, the team did not push the panic button. The Lady Eagles cruised through league play last season en route to their third consecutive PAC Championship title. “The Elizabethtown game was the eye-opener