Roof shingle palettes and a dumpster have sat in front of Buzzard Hall for the past several weeks.
The EIU board of trustees approved Buzzard’s roof replacement at its Sept. 4 meeting. Construction...
Eastern’s campus might be small, but there are plenty of unique things around.
There are many different buildings on Eastern's campus. Some of them are similar in look; for example Ford, McKinney...
The first week is finally over. Everyone survived syllabus week (congrats!) and you can finally start getting into the swing of things.
This, fortunately, also includes clubs getting back into the swing...
A third candidate for campus police chief, Marisol Gamboa, told students she was interested in providing personal relationships between officers and students during an open session Friday.
Gamboa is...
With midterms coming up, you probably need to study. The problem is where to study though! Your dorm may have some noisy neighbors or slamming doors. There are plenty of cool spaces to buckle down and...
Have you ever been walking down the sidewalks of Eastern? That is everyone, right? While walking, you will notice that some of the students here ride a bike, skateboard or electric scooter to class. Sometimes,...
For those of you who are just stepping on campus and beginning your education here at Eastern, there are so many activities you can partake in and enjoy.
We at The Daily Eastern News want everyone to...
Corryn Brock, Associate News Editor
• April 28, 2019
*The story has been corrected to reflect updated information from the Charleston Police Department. The alleged victim was misidentified.
Police officers are searching for suspects who reportedly shot...
• Residence Halls and Greek Court will close except for Lincoln, Stevenson, Douglas and Thomas Halls on Friday, March 8 at 8 p.m.
• The Residence Halls and Greek Court will re-open on Sunday,...
Being at Eastern is more than just going to class, eating, sleeping and then repeating all of that.
It seems as though some of us are scared to leave our comfort zone or are scared to overcome insecurities...
This past weekend, Celebration: A Festival of the Arts returned to campus after a two-year hiatus. In case you missed it, this event was three days filled with live music, food, local art vendors, crafts...
After a racist slur was written in a stairwell of the Doudna Fine Arts Center, Kiara Reed, a freshman political science major, took to social media to call out racism on campus.
She said when her...
