Africa and Hollywood suddenly have a cozy relationship. Films such as The Interpreter, The Constant Gardener and the Oscar-winning Hotel Rwanda portray a more realistic (albeit stylized) view of contemporary African issues. From pharmaceutical malfeasance to power-hungry dictators to ethnic cleansing, Africa is more central to our western screens than ever before. But Tinseltown limelight […]

David Kim’s connections to Eastern are growing deeper. Since moving to Philadelphia in 1999, he has sent his children to Church of the Savior, made music and friends with its minister of music, Eastern professor Ron Matthews, and read a book by Tony Campolo. On December 8, Kim, violinist and concertmaster of the Philadelphia Orchestra,

Even as Eastern considers the switch from a 3×5 credit scheme to a 4×4 credit scheme, other similarly sized schools have made the move in the other direction. Eastern Nazarene College and Whitworth College, both small Christian liberal arts colleges, have recently switched from 4×4 to 3×5. According to Rick Stephens, dean at ENC, “That

After four years of hard work, Eastern received a grant of $1 million from Governor Rendell of Pennsylvania. Each year the governor asks for a set amount of funds, called Redevelopment Assistance Capital Projects, that he allots to different public works projects. Senior vice president Tom Ridington, with the help of United States Senator Connie

SALISBURY, Md. – It took less than three minutes of the Eastern men’s opening NCAA tournament match for opponents Stevens Tech to take a 1-0 lead. The remaining 87 minutes were too few for Eastern to catch up. Stevens Tech midfielder Craig Moquin scored the game’s only goal on a breakaway, fed by forward Mike

The phone was ringing off the hook on November 10th in head basketball coach Matt Nadelhoffer’s office. A crowd of players wandered out the door to take a look at game film and the coach sat jotting notes at his desk. In the middle of his interview his cell phone went off. “This is unbelievable,”

LASSBORO, N.J. – On November 18, the Eastern women’s basketball team lost to the Rowan Profs, 77-59. “We came into this game undermanned with two starters injured and another player academically ineligible,” head coach David Storms said. After several attempts to penetrate the Profs’ defense, sophomore Abbey Reed dropped the first two-pointer for the Eagles.

Every time a big holiday such as Christmas comes around there is a plethora of emotions and expectations. A swarm of good vibrations inundates our radios and a spirit of giving places many of us in department stores looking to find perfect gifts for our friends and relatives. Nevertheless, the emotions that overcome people during

For the CHIA club, Christmas arrived 41 days early, and it brought with it 117 gifts for children all around the world. CHIA sponsored an Operation Christmas Child Collection Night on Monday, November 14 in the Gough Great Room. It was a night filled with Christmas cheer and shoe box wrapping. People could drop off

Student group SPEAK rallies for the choice in cafes, Dining Commons