Best Moment: Little girl hugs Eagle mascot Look’s like the Eagle’s gotten a new friend… Aww… Best Food: Sausage Sandwich We were right across from the Student Athletic Trainers Association table and couldn’t resist the delicious, spicy scent of their homemade sausage sandwiches. Best Banner: Gallup Hall Kea-Guffin may have won the contest, but the […]
Intramurals are recreational sports organized among students. However, at Eastern, the students believe it to be a tad bit more than that. There is no other time like intramurals to make memories, have fun with friends and be competitive at the same time. The intramural sports that are going on right now are soccer and
Fall intramurals going strong Read Post »
Sophomore Nahum Redae “A Penguin. The Penguin and Eagle would coordinate attacks from the air and ground. The Penguin would be referred to as ‘The Belly Penguin’ because it uses its belly to slide wherever it needed to go.” First-year Amanda Cole “A Hummingbird, because they are the opposite of eagles. It would balance
Many students look back on their childhood and remember the most enjoyable part of their school day: recess. Those were the days full of creating memories with friends while enjoying the outdoors, running, playing and laughing. Do you ever wish you could relive those fun-filled days? Well, now you can at Eastern’s upcoming Kickball Tournament.
First annual tournament to be held during Fall Free Days Read Post »
Piano in Walton Prayer Chapel is a distraction
Letter to the editor Read Post »
What characterizes an amazing woman? This is what several speakers, such as President Dr. David Black, Chancellor Dr. Chris Hall and Chaplain Dr. Joe Modica attempted to answer as they remembered Janet Long, former Director of Student Accounts. Long passed away this summer after battling with cancer. As students walk past the Mall Cottage on
Mall Cottage to Janet Long Mall Cottage Read Post »
Sophomore Nahum Redae “A Penguin. The Penguin and Eagle would coordinate attacks from the air and ground. The Penguin would be referred to as ‘The Belly Penguin’ because it uses its belly to slide wherever it needed to go.” First-year Amanda Cole “A Hummingbird, because they are the opposite of eagles. It would balance out
Chen-McGrew joins faculty
A journey to Eastern Read Post »
Latest Spring Break trip hosted by Dr. Caroline Cherry
Next stop, Ireland and Scotland! Read Post »
