EU’s Unsung Hereos: Administrative Assistants
Billy Faulkner If you have ever scheduled an appointment with a professor, or if you have ever had a meeting on the third floor of Walton, you have probably interacted with the…
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EU’s Unsung Hereos: Librarians
Lauren Bujaky This place is a place of respite,” Joy Dlugosz, the Librarian for Public Services at Warner Library, says with a small smile. “Students come here for refuge, they come here…
Waltonian Higher Ed: A Year In Review Race, Campus Culture and a Confident Pluralism
Anthony Barr Colleges and universities have long been considered hotbeds of social activism, to the exultation of some and the frustration of others. Social movements often find support amidst college students —…
Christian Colleges Grapple with Faithful Politics
Ryan Klein Colleges and universities have long been considered hotbeds of social activism, to the exultation of some and the frustration of others. Social movements often find support amidst college students —…
Faith, Reason and Economic Justice
Kit Apostolacus In light of the recent faculty and staff layoffs, recommended by the Organizational Design Task Force and approved by Dr. Duffett, many might be wondering what sort of financial situation…
Eastern Through the 20th Century: David Bradstreet
Dr. David Bradstreet graduated from Eastern in 1976 and proceeded to earn his doctorate in astronomy and astrophysics at the University of Pennsylvania. He returned to Eastern in 1983 as…
Eastern Through the 20th Century: George Claghorn & Fredrick Boehlke
Russell Risden “Few men shape institutions during their lifetimes, but Dr. George Claghorn and Dr. Fredrick Boehlke are two such men. Dr. Claghorn (’44) and Dr. Boehlke (’52) both served Eastern University…
#BlackLivesMatter: Black Lives Matter a Brief History
Ru Tirado The Black Lives Matter Movement is arguably the first major justice movement spread largely through social media. Originally starting as a hashtag on Twitter, after the 2013 acquittal of George…