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The undergraduate program at Eastern is not just for the young, but also for the young at heart, as proved by several adult students pursuing their undergraduate degrees. Three adult students gave an inside look at what it’s like to be an adult student and how Eastern meets their specific needs as someone beyond the […]

Playoffs. That’s all a Phillies fan could dream for this year. A painstaking 13 years away from the postseason has left Phillies fans with a parched and empty throat for anything, forget about a championship. As the temperatures turn and the familiar sounds of spring return, the Phillies are playing ball in Clearwater, Fla., preparing

Lent is upon us. With it comes an ancient tradition of sacrificing something, or in some cases, doing something, for that forty-day period that traditionally marks the days before the death of Jesus. This tradition has deep, symbolic roots in the idea that Christians can somehow particpate in Christ’s suffering and learn in just a

A professor was recently honored and a school named in an intimate setting at the Radnor Hotel. During the Feb. 20 event, Eastern dignitaries and special guests of education professor Helen Loeb gathered to honor her for years of service to Eastern and the education community and to celebrate the naming of the Loeb School

From clarinetist to world-changer

Enjoy this sweet recipe for Irish Potatoes

As a Christian woman, I understand feeling unsafe in a critical world. Identifying as a subordinate in any society opens up the doors to intolerance, oppression and even hatred. To survive, one must find their place of refuge. For LGBTQ students and straight allies on Eastern’s campus, that place is Walton 1 on Monday nights

Men’s Volleyball Club is successful and flies under the radar

“Ruminate was created for every person who has paused over a good word, a real story, a perfect brushstroke, longing for the significance they point us toward,” according to its mission statement. The art of religion is often lost on a campus engrossed with faith, reason and justice. Yet, for one who finds himself or

Refuge Dear Editor, As an alumnus, I came to Eastern University welcoming the opportunity to experience the diverse culture. Retrospectively, these experiences were invaluable, as they changed my worldview dramatically. It is apparent from reading Mr. Slaght’s op-ed that he spent very little time researching the university he chose to attend. Eastern is by no