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NASA Ambassador Series: Planetary Protection and the DART Mission (FREE: In-Person & via Zoom) Thursday April 27 6:00pm at the C. H. Booth Library

CT lawmakers consider a bill on enhancing mental health services for children, but Republicans get stuck on issue of sanctuary libraries.

Editors Note: Article has been corrected. With the potential union strike in the near future, students are concerned about how it could affect their peers and what would happen to their classes. Alonna Baisden, a television video production major at Eastern said she supports the professors. “I feel that it’s unfair that you have professors...

Goody bags, research help, and free coffee pulled in over a dozen students to the event at Booth Library on Monday evening. The Writing Center, TRiO, and other student support offices partnered together to put on “Write Night and Study Buddies” on the first floor of the library. This was the first of two study...

CT lawmakers consider a bill on enhancing mental health services for children, but Republicans get stuck on issue of sanctuary libraries.

CT lawmakers consider a bill on enhancing mental health services for children, but Republicans get stuck on issue of sanctuary libraries.

If you have paid attention at all to the goings-on around campus, then you may be aware that EIU-UPI members voted 97% in favor of authorizing a strike because of a dispute with salaries.  Anyway, if you are an idiot like me, you barely understand the situation beyond the fact that money is the solution. Thankfully,...

Brian Keith to heighten excellence in scholarship, research, and academia at historic Booth Library Charleston...

It’s a heartbreakingly familiar pattern across the U.S. Another mass shooting. Another shrine appears at the site of the tragedy — flowers, teddy bears, candles. Later, communities have to decide what to save and how to tell the story. Here's how some choose to archive the aftermath.

It’s a heartbreakingly familiar pattern across the U.S. Another mass shooting. Another shrine appears at the site of the tragedy — flowers, teddy bears, candles. Later, communities have to decide what to save and how to tell the story. Here's how some choose to archive the aftermath.