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A recent SGA vote approved a new constitution, meaning big changes are coming for SGA. The new constitution, approved March 26, came about because SGA has had difficulty filling positions and keeping them filled all year. “Ever since my first year here, there have been questions about whether the constitution fits well with the changing […]

The production of Charlie Brown was nothing short of a success and left audiences smiling. The top picture features, clockwise from top left, senior Rob Miller as Charlie Brown, first-year Kevin Monaghan as Schroeder, junior Elliott Simko as Snoopy, senior Adelle Swartz as Sally, senior Josh Landis as Linus and junior Natalie Cisternas as Lucy.

Inklings, Eastern’s literary magazine, is compiled and published each year to showcase the writing talents of students and staff alike. This year, senior English major Rachel Malikow, has taken charge of the magazine, along with a group of three other students. The magazine is composed of over 20 literary works, mainly short stories and poems

On March 31, the classrooms of McInnis were overflowing with students and professors from various colleges. These weekend visitors were not exceptionally early for Monday’s classes but were attending the 18th Annual Mid-Atlantic Writing Centers Association conference that was held at Eastern. The conference was entitled “Growing More Attentive to the Manner of Writing: Looking

The 2006 Eastern women’s field hockey team recently received the award for the best GPA among all Division III schools in the country. With an average GPA of 3.52, the team beat out St. Mary’s College of Maryland for the title. This is not the first time the team has claimed the GPA crown for

During Spring Break, Eastern’s men’s lacrosse team traveled to Clearwater, Fla., for a week of practice, community service and a game. The week brought more than just physical labor for the men; it also brought a new sense of unity. “That’s always one of the highlights – the bonding that takes place,” Head Coach John

For junior Taylor Kiser, tennis was not always a sport he saw himself playing in college. As a child, Kiser had a friend who had been playing tennis since the age of four. “I always picked on him for playing a girls’ sport, so he challenged me to try it,” Kiser said. “I went to

Grabbing my toothbrush and face wash, I left my dorm room on Gough 4th floor for the community bathroom on Feb. 19. To my surprise, as I openned my door, I came face to face with a dozen people: males, females, youth and parents, all staring at me in my pajama bottoms with my eyes

Men’s LacrosseSchool………..Overall…PACT1. Eastern………….2-4 1-0T1. Cabrini…………..5-2 1-0T1. Misericordia……2-2 1-0T1. Shenandoah…….4-1 1-0T5. Wesley…………….3-4 0-1 Recent Action3/24/07Eastern 5, Kean 10 3/21/07Eastern 13, Neumann 9 3/14/07Eastern 11, Centenary 10 Women’s LacrosseSchool…………….Overall…PAC1. Cabrini……………..5-1 3-02. Misericordia………4-1 2-0T3. Eastern…………..3-1 2-1T3. Gwynedd-Mercy..3-2 2-1T3. Neumann…………2-1 2-1 Recent Action3/24/07Eastern 8, Cabrini 11 3/22/07Eastern 18, Wesley 6 3/21/07Eastern 20, Gwynedd-Mercy 3 BaseballSchool……………Overall…PAC1. Arcadia………………5-2 2-02. Wesley……………….13-5 2-13.

Our education is worth so much more. Recently, the office of the president of Eastern University sent out letters to inform students of a decision to increase the cost of tuition and fees. While the increase itself is no surprise, the amount is. According to President David Black, private universities usually see an increase in