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Eastern University President David Black returned to the St. Davids area and to his office at Eastern on March 24, after being away from the campus for a total of six months. According to Black, one month away was related to family needs, and the other five months were spent traveling to see people who […]

On March 19, the Christians for Biblical Equality and the Multi-Cultural Advisory Committee sponsored a forum entitled Gender, Race and the Presidential Election: Is America Really Ready For Change? A panel of students, professors and guests discussed the upcoming presidential election in front of a large audience. Dr. Kathy Lee, head of the political science

Rockhall.com claims that Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, John Lennon and George Harrison revolutionized the music industry. Time.com calls them the most astonishing rock ‘n roll band in the world. They might have landed in America in the 1960s, but thanks to a recent DVD release, the Beatles may gain a new audience forty years later.

If you miss seeing her singing karaoke Thursday nights at Applebees, make sure to tune into the women’s lacrosse season this spring to see her in action. Who is she? Sophomore Krystal Cairns, who plays low-defense for the Eastern Lady Eagles lacrosse team. She played 14 out of the 18 games last season and is

For the guys on the men’s tennis team, the only place to go is up. The men’s tennis team is not following the other spring sports to Fla.; instead, they are going to Hilton Head, S.C., to play five matches. According to senior and team captain Eric Walter, the team has gained more unity and

While baseball hasn’t been Eastern’s strong point in the past, this season’s team plans to surprise everyone with the skills they’ll learn in Ft. Pierce, Fla., during the spring tournament. The team will play ten games over a week’s period while learning valuable training exercises. Coach Curley has been pleased with the team’s work ethic

In our little old auditorium something spectacular was displayed on Feb. 17. Three sisters, under the name the Albers Trio, performed a list of prestigious musical selections in front of a mid-size crowd in McInnis Auditorium. The sisters played skillful pieces written by artists including Ludwig van Beethoven, Bohuslav Martin, Franz Schubert, Ernst von Dohnányi

The Men’s Lacrosse team plans to play one game in their Florida tournament. They will then work for Habitat for Humanity for two days, rebuilding homes in Clearwater, Fla. When the guys come back, they’ll be practicing a lot for their upcoming matches, especially the game against Cabrini, whose team is ranked nationally. But Coach

Flying for the first time, the softball team will be spending their spring break in Fort Myers, Fla., playing ten games in a week’s time and bonding as a team. Ambler is happy with the work his girls have done so far and hopes to build off the team’s third-place finish in last year’s PAC

In my early days of YACHT, some dreary Saturday morning, I went down into the subway tunnels with lunches and a few friends. After being underground a few minutes, we heard the song “Amazing Grace” being played by two recorders in the distance. I remember distinctly the way it echoed in the tunnel; there was