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Open windows in Carman caused pipes to freeze, burst

Some residents in Carman Hall left their window open Friday night causing the hot water pipes in their rooms to freeze and break. "That happened in two different locations," said Mark Hudson, director of University Housing and Dining Services. (4) comments

Robert Peterson will present "Kente in Context," the keynote address for the traveling exhibition "Wrapped in Pride: Ghanaian Kente and African-American Identity." The exhibit begins at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Booth Library's West Reading Room. The exhibition will be on display Feb. 1 through March 10. (0) comments

Update: Candidates for Dean of the College of Arts and Humanities announced

Updated 2/2 at 5:39 p.m. CST Finalists' names were released today for the replacement of James Johnson, dean of the College of Arts and Humanities. While an official announcement is expected Tuesday in the University Newsletter, the College of Arts and Humanities had a link to the finalists on their Web page Monday morning. (1) comment

Campus reacts to ouster of Blagojevich

Political science chair notes work ahead for Quinn

Campus reacts to ouster of Blagojevich

Though former Gov. Rod Blagojevich may not like the Illinois Senate's decision to remove him from office, many Eastern faculty and students are celebrating the decision. "It's wonderful," said Andrew McNitt, a political science professor. "It's very beneficial to the state of Illinois. (0) comments

Mattoon senator says Blagojevich 'didn't speak truthfully'

He hopes Quinn will reopen state parks

State Sen. Dale Righter, R-Mattoon, said former Gov. Rod Blagojevich's speech in front of the Illinois Senate on Thursday was just a political speech. "As a theatrical performance, he got an A plus," Righter said. As a closing argument for a trial where he should try to convince the jury to acquit, Blagojevich received an F, he said. (0) comments

Open-mic event to start off Heritage Month

African-American Heritage Month kicks off with the theme "Yes We Can! Celebrating that Past - Forging a New Future." "We want the whole month to have people thinking about race," said Joycelynn Phillips, director of minority affairs. "We will have an open-mic night with poetry, instruments and songs about what people were thinking and feeling about the Obama election. (0) comments

Student senate member attends Obama inauguration

Trip was part of student leadership conference

Student senate member attends Obama inauguration

Student Government works to expand members' political horizons and give them opportunities to practice leadership. It tries to make noticeable differences and empower the student body, just like professional politicians do for Americans. (1) comment

Food, energy prices play part in housing rate increase

Room renovations, capital projects, and the increase in food and energy are only a few reasons why housing and dining rates increase every year. With an annual budget of $34 million, housing and dining rates will be increased by 6.45 percent, a 0.05 percent decrease from last year's increase. (0) comments

Students join Kober during comedy act

UB coordinator: Show drew biggest crowd so far this year

Comedian Jen Kober has performed in the past with famous comedians such as Dane Cook, George Lopez and Ron White. She has also been featured on HBO, Showtime and Comedy Central. She will be featured in Jamie Kennedy's new movie "The Heckler" and has a CD coming out with her material on March 1 called "Mind the Flap." (0) comments

(View blotter map) A computer site of an off-campus company may have been accessed without authorization from a computer on campus, police said in a Jan. 27 report. A subject reported on Jan. 27 having received harassing phone and text messages from an acquaintance, police said. (0) comments

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