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On March 17 and 18, two Eastern seniors, Katherine Girsch and Evan Kerstetter, presented papers at the Mid-Atlantic Regional Meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature in New Brunswick, N.J. At meetings of the SBL, a broad variety of biblical scholars present papers within sessions focused on specific topics or themes. This year, topics ranged […]

The Band of Christian Athletic Gentlemen is new to our campus this year thanks to Joey Wilmot, a junior Elementary Education major and men’s lacrosse player.  Wilmot “saw a need for Christian athletes to step up and be Christian role models, not just on my team, (but) in all athletics.”   Wilmot is a member

New campus club sets out to get rid of stereotypes

Heather Norcini comes back to Eastern

First-year Jonathan Washatka “I’m looking forward to eating deviled eggs during Easter.” Sophomore Tamarah Lee “I just love the sun, and thunderstorms rock my world.” Sophomore John Quinley “I’m looking forward to going hiking!” Junior Emily Luca “Being able to do my homework outside in the sunshine.”

New meal plan options for Fall 2011

The Wisconsin law which will reduce the collective bargaining rights of state employees has been put on hold. Federal Judge Maryann Sumi issued a restraining order on Friday, March 18, blocking the official publication of the law. Sumi issued the restraining order, which does not overturn the law, in response to a lawsuit by Ismael

On December 13, 2010, the Radnor Township Board of Commissioners passed Ordinance 2010-41, which establishes regulations for the inspection “of all rental units in Radnor Township, including student housing…(and) dormitories.” According to the ordinance, rental units such as dormitories will be subject to a minimum of one safety inspection every three years. It is expected

  A weekend at the Park Plaza Hotel in Boston, Mass.  An opportunity to meet students from all around the world.  And a chance to have the United Nations consider your ideas for future use. From Feb. 17-20, a group of approximately twenty-one Eastern students traveled together to Boston with the hopes of being successful

Planned Parenthood Federation of America is now facing some of the toughest legislation of its history. The United States House of Representatives has voted to bar Planned Parenthood health centers from all federal funding for birth control, cancer screenings, HIV testing and other care in attempt to decrease the abortion rate. Republican Mike Pence, Representative