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Moscow – The celebration of Halloween has been banned from schools in Moscow, Russia to preserve students’ moral health. Symbols of the holiday, like witches and pumpkins, are still decorating the city for parties and bars even though the Kremlin and Russian Orthodox Church have attempted to sway eagerness from adopted holidays. Madrid – During […]

Some statistics on why students are so addicted to Facebook

In 1977 Eastern’s men’s soccer team made the national championship. So did the college’s kazoo band. Void of a marching band and desiring to create some fun at the halftime of soccer games, a group of guys got together and began what became known as the kazoo band. “A couple of us in the crowd

The reality of injustice occurs even at Eastern

Inner city students come to experience what our students have to offer

Based on recent rumors, a potentially serious strain of staph infection has been circulating St. Davids, but according to Director of the Health Center Judith Cocking, the infection is nothing that cannot be controlled. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, staphylococcus aureus, otherwise known as staph, can look like pimples or boils,

Campus Crusade for Christ is a college-based inter-denominational ministry committed to helping take the gospel of Jesus Christ to all nations. Campus Crusade for Christ was founded in 1951 by Bill and Vonette Bright. Bill felt that he was being called by God to invest his life in helping to reach the entire world, starting

What kind of music do you like? Where do you find out about new music? Would you be interested in finding out about local concerts throughout the Philadelphia area? Do you like to just hang out and have a good time? The Underground Music Collective is a group that meets on Tuesday nights in the

Ellen Hivner has been playing field hockey for nearly ten years, and the end of her final season is approaching. This year was as rewarding as any of the previous, and Ellen says she is eagerly anticipating the playoffs. As a senior captain on the team, Ellen considers herself as “being a leader, an example

I expected the turnout to be not good when I saw the vague event posters. Walking to the Dining Commons with an umbrella and still ending up wetter than a whale, I was positive there would be two, maybe three people there. I was wrong. The crowd of about 60-80 faces, many non-Eastern affiliates, came