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The Tarble Arts Center is showing an exhibition titled "Arte Popular: Mexican Folk Art from the Tarble and Private Collections." The exhibition serves as the basis for the fall 2009 Fifth Grade Enrichment Program, which is offered annually in October and November. (0) comments
Sonya Renee introduced a crowd of about 10 to slam poetry Monday in 7th Street Underground. Renee, a performance poet or spoken word artist, defines spoken word for her as a "one woman theater show, stand-up comedic routine, hip-hop act and Shakespeare put into a food processor and spit out as a meatloaf. (0) comments
The funeral service for Eastern student Jacob Bough, 23, of Fithian, will be held at 11 a.m. today at Adams Funeral Chapel, 2330 Shawnee Drive in Charleston. Bough was a philosophy major and had completed his junior year. He died on Oct. 17 in Boise, Idaho. (0) comments
Students may feel overwhelmed and discouraged throughout their college career, but registering for classes and deciding on a major should not be difficult. Monica Zeigler, assistant director of the Academic Advising Center, said this is a time for students to decide for themselves and find what interests them. (0) comments
The $300,000 shortfall in revenues for Charleston this year could mark the beginning of an unstable and unknown financial state for the future. Charleston Comptroller Heather Kuykendall said the shortfall was created because Illinois revenues in income, motor fuel and utility taxes are not coming in as projected. (0) comments
The Asian beetles fluttering around campus have become an irritation and annoyance to students. Maria Rhodes, a senior communication studies major, said the Asian beetles are causing her to stay indoors. "The Asian beetles are becoming a nuisance. I cannot go anywhere without one landing on me," Rhodes said. (0) comments
Sug head: Sug subhead: By Emily Brauer Staff Reporter Pride set up a mini-history museum with more than 10 displays of famous Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender people, information of flags and symbols, and information on upcoming events. The displays featured famous LGBT singers, actors and authors, such as Jodie Foster, Anne Frank and Patty Bouvier of "The Simpsons. (1) comment
