Eastern finds itself at an interesting time in its young history. It officially became a four-year college in 1952 and a university in 2001. Students began to be housed off-campus in places such as Pennswood Hall at Harcum College and Devon Apartments because of the school’s increasing number of accepted applicants. Wanting all students to

Summer has begun, and you are searching for valuable means by which to fill your time. Whether you work a full time job or sit at home and do nothing, make sure you take one day off this summer. These activities could be used for your enjoyment. The following could take place between 12 a.m.

Just a few days after their annual spring dance concert, four graduating dance majors showcased original compositions at the senior dance concert. The April 18 event, entitled Wide-Eyed, was held in front of a crowd of about 100 and marked the senior dancers’ final performance at Eastern. The concert featured four premiere works created entirely

Packed with mind-boggling numbers and astounding graphics, Black Holes: The Other Side of Infinity is the first professional show in the Julia Fowler Planetarium at Eastern. At the first showing, at least five Eastern students were present, but the planetarium was also packed with adults, college students and even a few children. Showing twice a

While intramural leagues tend to be unpredictable and inconsistent, this spring’s session defied the norm with three first and one second ranked teams claiming the coveted T-shirts. In the co-ed soccer league, the championship came down to first place Bovinity Divinity and third seed Trevor is a Clown. Coming from the same division, the teams

Competing in the National Tournament in Louisville, Ky., Eastern’s men’s club volleyball team once again turned heads. As the 17th seed, Eastern played in a field comprised of 48 teams from a wide variety of both Division I and Division II schools. Eastern, part of the Division II bracket, put up a strong performance in

A successful spring season saw the Eagles pull off major feats, break records and send several teams to the playoffs. Baseball A difficult season left the Eagles with only five wins and a team ERA of 8.41 to show as of April 28. Rain delays and a grueling schedule made it difficult for the Eagles

Men’s LacrosseSchool Overall PAC1. Cabrini…………….13-2 7-02. Wesley……………..9-6 6-13. Shenandoah…….,…..9-3 5-24. Eastern…………….7-9 4-35. Misericordia………..6-7 3-4 Recent Action4/28/07Eastern 14, Immaculata 8 4/25/07Eastern 4, Cabrini 19 4/21/07Eastern 7, Ohio-Wesleyan 18 Women’s LacrosseSchool Overall PAC1. Cabrini…………..14-3 10-02. Eastern…………..14-2 9-13. Gwynedd-Mercy……..12-4 9-24. Neumann…………..10-5 7-45. Misericordia………7-8 6-5 Recent Action4/27/07Eastern 14, Lycoming 12 4/23/07Eastern 14, Haverford 10 4/21/07Eastern 20, Alvernia 11 BaseballSchool

Soon it will all be over. My time as an Eastern Eagle is about to end, and I have absolutely no regrets. That’s how your college experience should be. As I sit and look back upon the last four years, I remember them as being some of the best of my life. In college, the

On May 12, Eastern’s graduation commencement will take place, and Roberta Hestenes will be speaking to the graduates. Hestenes served for almost 10 years as president of Eastern University, then Eastern College, and was the first woman to be president of a n institution in the Coalition of Christian Colleges and Universities. Hestenes has had