While it would have been nice to graduate last May and save myself $25,000, I am much happier continuing my education in a field I am confident in.
When I started school in 2020, I came in with a...
Excitement is rising for many seniors as the 2024 academic year comes to an end.
While some are experiencing feelings of fear or stress, others know exactly where they’re headed following the...
Kate Stevens, Assistant Sports Editor
• April 26, 2023
As a senior journalism major, I have spent a lot of my time recently reminiscing and reflecting on my year here at the News and my two years at The Warbler.
I am so proud to be a part of these groups...
Eastern President David Glassman announced the cancellation of the May commencement ceremony, an announcement that has left many seniors filled with a variety of emotions.
Many seniors have expressed...
Hannah Shillo, Associate News Editor
• November 4, 2019
Cassie McCleery has a decision to make: to continue her competitive baton twirling for the last year or to focus on her future career in teaching.
The senior family and consumer sciences major with a...
Seniors lined up next to the stage and, with a slight delay, the graduation fanfare softly floated through the room. Students walked over to the podium, some giving a wave or gesture to the crowd, before...
With the end of the semester vastly approaching, we’re all slumped with the papers we’d been warned with in our syllabi and the final exams we’ve been dreading.
Some of us are just starting to...
Being a senior two weeks away from graduating is giving me the most tumultuous emotional rollercoaster ride of my life.
The past four years have felt like four minutes and now I have adult life waiting...
Anyone who has ever met with an adviser has probably heard the phrase “graduating on time,” especially if they’ve changed their major. Why is it an expectation to graduate “on time,” and why...
The contours of any one person’s highs and lows do not adhere to an easy to follow course of development, nor will they ever be predictable.
For juniors and seniors in college, it can be quite easy...
Since I finish college next week, I will explain my favorite and least favorite things about my time at Eastern or college in general. Get ready to relate, y’all.
My favorite things include:
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