March is Women’s History and Awareness Month, and to celebrate, Booth Library hosted an exhibit tributing American activist Jane Addams on Thursday from 5 to 6 p.m.
The entrance outside of the...
Living in Chicago, you are bound to see something new every day. Living on the West side of Chicago, you may see something a bit more traumatizing.
From the immense amounts of senseless killings in...
While I was home for Thanksgiving break, we were looking for things to do, and my youngest sister suggested that we go to the Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit in Chicago. I had seen a couple of my friends back...
The program manager for The Peace Exchange, Henry Cervantes, spoke about nonviolent action and how it relates to social change Friday afternoon in the Charleston Carnegie Public Library.
The presentation,...
Chicago faces a lot of criticism every day, whether it be about the city’s high crime rates or for draining money from the rest of Illinois.
Being one of the five most populous cities in the U.S., the...
Every winter, Gary and I go to a Chicago Bulls game. I should say, we attempt to go to a Bulls game after last year’s massive debacle.
As I have said, Gary and I are an impulsive duo. Mid-week of my...
The Couture Models of EIU strutted down the runway donning black-owned Chicago fashion lines Friday night in the Martin Luther King Jr. University Ballroom.
However, clothing was not the only showcased...
Loren Dickson, Entertainment Reporter
• February 23, 2017
Two Chicago artists came out Thursday night to perform and give Eastern a glimpse of their artistic abilities and inspiration.
The first to perform, Ausar, started out with a spoken word piece titled...
Students can get “A Taste of Chicago” as three young musicians from the area perform 6 p.m. Thursday in the Grand Ballroom of the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.
Cydne Garrett, the University...
