Ryan Meyer, Multimedia Reporter
• October 21, 2021
Homecoming weekend has arrived, and Friday and Saturday will see events like the parade take place.
This Friday will see the weekly Selfie Fridays Photo Contest continue, where participants can post...
Eastern students volunteered with the annual Girls on the Run 5K on Nov. 9, as well as the programming leading up to the race.
Girls on the Run of East Central Illinois describes its mission as “(inspiring)...
Race is a subject that should not be thrown around willy-nilly; it is a delicate subject with real, powerful meaning.
Even me and my fellow student journalists here at Eastern are taught to not mention...
Eastern professor Tim Engles highlighted Richard Wright’s diagnostic of the resentment fueling white men in his novel “Savage Holiday,” citing the parallels between an angry white character and Supreme...
The second annual Tour de Charleston kicks off Saturday morning with an expected 230 cyclists racing.
Cindy White, the president and CEO of the Charleston Area Chamber of Commerce, said registration...
April 4th, 1968, 48 years ago: the day a hero was killed because of what he stood up for, because he said something that challenged the status quo.
Martin Luther King Jr., one of the leaders of the...
By Mallory Kutnick
Campus Reporter | @DEN_News
Eastern remains calm in the wake of last Tuesday’s viral hate crime from Chicago, University Police Chief Kent Martin said Monday.
Streaming live...
It has been brought to public attention that the All Lives Matter movement is a nonsense manifestation that spawned out of opposition to the Black Lives Matter movement. It is a development of anger from...
The recently-ended summer saw its share of tragedy, not the least of which was the deaths of Philando Castile and Alton Sterling, fueling activists to protest, once again, the unnecessary killing of black...
