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It’s happened to the best of us, guys. You planned this date on Monday, looked forward to it all week, and then your phone rings on Friday. “I’m sick,” she says. And you’re stuck. Being that she actually is sick, and that you weren’t just shafted, you can’t take your significant other out. She would […]

It’s dark. It’s dusty. It’s private. It is no wonder we speculate about it. Rumors have been floating around that the fourth floor of the original Walmarthon is haunted. Walmarthon is the present Walton Hall, the original mansion built by Charles Walton and completed in 1914, according to The Main Line Country Houses by William

Overtime has not been kind to the Eastern Eagles men’s soccer team. In losses to Gettysburg, Misericordia and a draw at Gwynedd-Mercy, the Eagles failed to clinch victory in overtime play. When the Oct. 3 game against Richard Stockton College of New Jersey was forced into extra time, things looked a little precarious for the

As fans waited for pitcher Brett Myers to throw the third strike on Sept. 30 against the Washington Nationals, they became part of a historical moment that will be replayed forever. When Myers threw the last pitch, the Phillies celebrated reaching the playoffs for the first time since 1993. Before the season, Phillies shortstop Jimmy

As a community of believers here at Eastern, the unfortunate tendency is to know very little about any denominations except for our own. Because of this, The Waltonian has decided to open a window into the Episcopalian denomination. The Institutional Research Department notes that here at Eastern, there are 28 students who identify themselves as

Local artist shares abilities and generosity with the university through paintings

9/22 Aaron Tritch: Men’s Soccer Senior forward and tri-captain Aaron Tritch led the Eagles in two PAC victories during the week ending Sept. 22. Tritch scored two goals as the Eagles defeated Centenary College 4-1. A few days later, he added a goal and assist in a tight 2-1 match at Marywood. For the season,

Best Food The day of sunshine allowed students to celebrate Homecoming in style, and that’s with food. While many tables had sweet delectables such as bakery items or candied or caramel apples, the most popular were the ones that served lunch. SIFE’s decision to make and sell cheesesteaks was a hit. While they had a

The old adage says that a picture is worth a thousand words. So how about a thousand pictures? What do they have to say? This question comes to mind during a cleaning out of the filing cabinets in the basement of Ott Hall. Doing such revealed a multitude of photographs covering the expanse of the

The Arab world is more than just a war-torn group of people. On Oct. 20, Arab World Ministries is sponsoring an auction at The Church of the Good Samaritan in Paoli to demonstrate just that. Colors and Textures is the third silent art auction given by AWM, providing beautiful glimpses into individuals and cultures, not