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The Student Athlete Advisory Council wants to help out Charleston in return for the community's continued support at games and athletic events. The SAAC will do so by sponsoring a canned food drive through Nov. 20. Brenton Emanuel, SAAC's adviser, said this is the first year the organization has made its food drive known campuswide. (0) comments
Integrative learning is nothing new to Eastern. Students have long been encouraged to combine classroom and real-world experiences. Fifteen Eastern employees, including faculty and Blair Lord, vice president for academic affairs, attended an integrative learning conference sponsored by the American Association of Colleges and Universities in Atlanta Oct. (0) comments
The City Council will discuss the possibility of more energy savings at its regular meeting today. The council approved an energy contract on Oct. 20 for 2010-2011 that will save the city an estimated $120,000. City Manager Scott Smith said the city is looking to enter into another contract with Ameren Energy Marketing Co. (0) comments
The incumbent Coles County sheriff will be able to forgo the Feb. 2 primary election and focus his attention on the November general election. The sheriff's position is the only Coles County office up for election next year that garnered more than one candidate. (0) comments
A white Buick was damaged Friday while parked in S-Lot, according to the University Police Department. Criminal damage to government property occurred Sunday at Doudna Fine Arts Center, police said. Terron Williams, 22, of Cahokia, was charged with driving under the influence of drugs after a 1:12 a. (0) comments
The Student Senate convened for a special session Monday to discuss constitutional revisions in preparation for Wednesday's open forum. Student Body President Michelle Murphy urged the 19 members in attendance to vote against raising the Student Government GPA requirement from 2. (0) comments
Monday night "light snacks" were handed out to nontraditional students in the entryway of Klehm Hall in celebration of National Nontraditional Student Week. Kim Redfern, adviser within the general studies degree, said a nontraditional student is anyone who does not fit the mold of an 18- or 19-year-old student coming to college without financial responsibilities. (0) comments
