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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

Are there any chocolate lovers out there? Go ahead and make your way to 1317 Walnut Street in downtown Philly. You will be greeted with the warm pastel colors of the Naked Chocolate Café and your choice of seemingly endless chocolate edibles, homemade right there in the shop. Pull up a chair or relax on

Picture this: It’s a late Saturday afternoon, and you and your friends are feeling a little restless. You would like to go eat, but because of the Dining Commons’ hours and the lack of other viable food options on campus, you are left with nowhere to turn but the closest vending machine. That, my friend,

Whether anyone realizes it or not, the spring production of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown is already in the works. Hours have been spent rehearsing; lines have been memorized, and song and dance numbers have been rehearsed. The musical captures moments of Charlie Brown’s life. If one is familiar with the Peanuts comic strips,

Several Eastern students act as P.A.s and extras in The Paradigm Shift

Survey based on a poll of 300 Eastern students.

“Take off your grave clothes and step into your rebirth.” This was the theme of Precious Movements’ 3rd Annual Concert on Feb. 23, which was held in the gym. This year’s theme, taken from John 11:38-44, was a collaboration of a majority of members. “This theme needed to be heard because we often forget as

Sophomore Jessie Basch has been playing lacrosse since her sophomore year in high school. She started playing because it was a “social thing.” It was because of lacrosse that she ended up at Eastern, a long way from her home in Indiana. When she first started playing at Eastern, Basch had no idea what it