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Fourth graders from Barry School come to EU for a day

English majors show off their literary knowledge

After years of pulling a head out of a paper bag, history professor Dr. Robert Price will be retiring from teaching. Price has spent the last ten years teaching African-American and Modern European history at Eastern, along with a few Western Civilization classes. For many students in his Western Civilization classes, the highlight of the

The option of taking online classes is not yet available to students of the College of Arts and Sciences, but a team of faculty members and administrators has formed to discuss and plan for the implementation of these changes. The group of twelve, known as the Distance Education Task Force, meets about every week. According

What does $780 mean to you? A new X-Box 360, a Playstation 3 or a Wii? Maybe those little repairs that your car needs? Possibly even a makeover for your room or your wardrobe? How does it look when it is added on to tuition costs? This semester, an e-mail was sent to students saying

Recently, there has been a lot of buzz that Eastern may purchase part of the Valley Forge Military Academy property. Available for purchase is a substantial portion of land containing several houses and a spacious parking lot. An article in Main Line Suburban Life on March 30 reported that Eastern and VFMA were discussing a

The Student Government Association recently approved the sanctioning of Refuge as an official campus club. Refuge began in 2006 “to provide a safe forum for students to meet, support each other, talk about issues related to sexual orientation and work to end homophobia on Eastern University’s campus,” according to the group’s mission statement. Typically, SGA’s

Art club remembers the late fine arts major Mike

Should Refuge be accepted as a club?

Students let loose at Spring Banquet