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Kenyan children are amazed at the pastiness of our skin. They are equally astonished by the fact that we have hair on our arms; they will play with it and never let go, as if it were gold. These children will hold your hand and grab your arm and not let go until you pull […]

Sept. 9Mike Wilson Cross Country Wilson finished 5th out of 152 with a time of 27:57 at the Delaware Valley Invitational and third at the Lebanon Valley Invitational with a time of 27:38. The sophomore set school records for Eastern with both times, earning the award for the week of the Sept. 9. Sept. 16Lindsay

So picture this … you are studying abroad and will be learning a new language. More than that, you are already in your upper 40s, and learning a language is not so easy anymore. You come to a university full of people whose culture and language are completely foreign. You try to engage them, but

Let me begin by saying that I am no expert on relationships. I am in a relationship and everyday it is an adventure. My girlfriend will probably tell you that I succeed and I fail, that I do a good job at truly loving her and other times I’m just short of being the biggest

The display in McInnis also includes photographs by Sonya Sider, an Eastern alumna who works with the Mural Project in Philadelphia and is the daughter of Dr. Ron Sider, a professor at Palmer Theological Seminary.

How online presences affect college students across America

The Sept. 14 carnival provided inflatable outdoor fun.

Attention Eastern sports fans: two very important games pitting the Eastern Eagles against some of the top Division III teams in the nation will be taking place on our home turf. At 7 p.m. on Sept. 29, the women’s volleyball team will be playing against the defending national champions and current number one team in

Baghdad – Recently, there has been an outbreak of cholera in Baghdad. So far it is believed to have infected over 7,000 people and seems to be spreading at an alarming rate. This epidemic has spread over the north of Iraq and has begun to spread to the south as well. The war in Iraq

While the British typically recieve credit for polo, the first recorded games were played in what is now Iran over 2,500 years ago. Originally used to train cavalry, early games featured up to 100 players on each team. The name “polo” is derived from the Tibetan word “pulu,” which means ball. The sport was discovered