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When the National Air Services grounded all flights and closed airports in the UK due to a volcanic eruption in Iceland, it seemed as though time stopped as Britain was hurled into a state of panic. Even here in the small town of St. Andrews, Scotland, where nothing seems to disturb our placid everyday activity,

On April 14, The Friends of Warner Memorial Library hosted their annual dinner and had Eastern’s own Three Amigos – youth ministry professor Duffy Robbins, Chancellor Chris Hall and chaplain Dr. Joe Modica – as their guest speakers for the evening. A wonderful Mexican buffet was served. Student Chaplains, Youth Ministry students and Templeton Honors

Dave Sanderson charms the Dining Commons

Communication studies majors speak their minds at symposium

What is the most exciting thing you

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