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In the Nov. 20 edition of The Daily Eastern News, Student Supreme Court member John Hamilton was misidentified. In the Nov. 21 edition of The Daily Eastern News, the total amount University Board requested from Apportionment Board was incorrectly reported. (0) comments
Briefs Opening on Department Grade Appeals Committee Undergraduate students interested in representing the student body by serving on a Department Grade Appeals Committee should e-mail Jackie Alexander, student vice president for academic affairs, at jaalexander@eiu. (0) comments
This year's Black Friday was as crazy as ever. A New York Wal-Mart worker died in a stampede and two people were killed after shots were fired in a Toys 'R Us in California. With the craziness that comes with the day after Thanksgiving, the family and consumer sciences department has created a study. (0) comments
Students, faculty and community members will come together tonight for "The Red Show" to spread awareness on HIV/AIDS through spoken word, fashion and remembering others who are affected by the disease. The event will take place at 7 tonight in the Grand Ballroom of the Martin Luther King Jr. (2) comments
Staff Report An arrest warrant has been issued for Nathan R. Evans in connection with a Nov. 19 home invasion. Two victims reported that two masked suspects entered their home, in the 1500 block of First Street, at about 3:35 a.m. and attacked and battered them. (0) comments
The Board of Trustees unanimously approved the construction for a new Textbook Rental facility at its Nov. 21 meeting. After the meeting, the university held a groundbreaking ceremony at the site of the new facility, off Edgar Drive near Greek Court. "We've waited such a long time to get a new textbook rental facility," said Jill Nilsen, vice president for external relations. (0) comments
Eastern student Vanessa Ruesch thinks Patrick Rheingruber will be fine after time takes its course. Rheingruber injured his hand after a copper and wood door fell on him and another student in the Dvorak Concert Hall in the Doudna Fine Arts Center on Nov. (0) comments
University Board has narrowed the list of entertainers down to four acts for the 2009 Spring Concert: Ben Folds, Lupe Fiasco, T-Pain and Jack's Mannequin. This year, UB created a Facebook group and randomly surveyed about 500 students about artists they would like to see on campus. (1) comment
President Bill Perry said availability of funds and interest rates are two factors contributing to the Renewable Energy Center being put on hold. He said the credit market has tightened up considerably, affecting the affordability of the center. "It's been within just the past few weeks that the credit market's changed dramatically," he said. (0) comments
