The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IL
1 hour ago by By Courtney Bruner/Associate News Editor
The Six Pack Series will give students the opportunity to learn how alcohol affects different aspects of their lives every Wednesday for the next six weeks. In the first of the series, Jimmy Friesema, substance abuse coordinator at the Health Education Resource Center, will present "Money and Booze.
The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IL
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Early Wednesday morning a westbound freight train struck Eastern student Ryan Mazgay in Lombard, Ill. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Mazgay, 20, was on foot and the preliminary account is that he took his own life, said Dane Cuny, the deputy sheriff of the Lombard Police Department.
The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IL
4 hours ago by
I have been warning the people about Muslim
Obama for over three years! President Obama is not just a Muslim but also the Antichrist in the holy Bible in Revelation, chapter 13! Muslim Obama has shut the White House door to the Christians! But Muslim Obama has opened the door of the White House for his Muslim friends!
Antichrist Obama will change the times, season and laws for Muslims! Muslim Obama will start Sharia Law in the United States soon, that is the law of the Muslims!
Muslim Obama has endorsed the terrorist mosque near the Sept.
The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IL
2 days ago by Sara Hall / Staff Reporter
When students look around Eastern's campus, they may notice some of the many sculptures. At nine ft. and 1700 pounds, one sculpture in particular has recently received significantly more attention. This eye catching, curve-filled project is the recently completed work of Professor James Johnson.
The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IL
47 minutes ago by
The Daily Eastern News would like to apologize for the error in Thursday's story about Ryan Mazgay's death.
The ending of the story should have read: "The Lombard Police Department did not have a statement Wednesday."
The death of any student showers grief on the entire campus community.
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The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, IL
2 hours ago by By Alex McNamee/Sports editor
One year and one day ago Saturday, the Northern Iowa Panthers (UNI), a football program Eastern is 1-10 against, more than humbled the Iowa Hawkeyes. Iowa, then ranked No. 7 in the nation, escaped a scare in the season opener against UNI, 17-16 Sept. 5. The result could have been different if it were not for special teams.
The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, IL
4 hours ago by Jose Gonzalez/Verge Reporter
They end their summer early for training, they practice for six hours a week regardless of weather and their talent is going to be shown off at a Chicago Bears game and yet the Panther Marching Band does not get the recognition it deserves.
The band has a busy schedule that reflects their large role in the university.
The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, IL
8 hours ago by Adam Mohebbi/Verge Music Critic
It has taken Interpol four tries to record an album they feel is worthy to bear the band's own name. Most bands simply slap such an honor on their debut EPs and call it a day. It's a strategy that has paid dividends for classic rockers like Bad Company and Led Zeppelin and even modern musicians like Street Sweeper Social Club and Cage the Elephant.
Navigator News, Lake Land College, IL
14 hours ago by Megan Hammond, Campus and Features Editor
Last year Blake Leitch would have never thought he would be saying that within the next year he would become a crucial member of the Student Government Association (SGA), earning the title of Student Trustee on the Lake Land College Board of Trustees. But in August he was saying just that as he helped out with book rental for fall classes.
Prospectus, Parkland College, IL
1 day ago by Janelle O'Dea
On Monday, August 23, a deep summer haze hung over the line like a thick fog. A line of students stretched from the Financial Aid Office to what seemed like miles down the hall.
The insanity of fall semester began to settle in as more students become increasingly anxious about the status of their financial aid.
Prospectus, Parkland College, IL
2 days ago by Patrick "Patches" WOOD, Music Columnist/WPCD Correspondent
Cambridge, Massachusetts natives Passion Pit have yet to play a show in Champaign-Urbana. Chicago seems to be the closest that they've come while in Illinois, and that's just sad. We poor college kids can hardly afford to eat, so how the heck can we drop what we're doing and book it to Chi-town?
Fortunately for you (and me), Passion Pit will be making a stop in the C-U area at the University of Illinois Assembly Hall on Wednesday, October 20 while on the Campus Consciousness Tour.
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1 day ago by Sean Hermann
The fall semester is now upon us. To some this is just another brick in the wall, but to many of Parkland's newcomers, it can be a frightening experience. To help ease the anxiety of learning the ways of Parkland, the Prospectus has come up with ten tips on how to survive the semester.
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