Records released in Hoskins case expose improper behavior
Eastern released the remainder of the documents regarding the termination of Debra Hoskins.
Board passes tuition increase, changes to admissions
The Board of Regents approved tuition increases, housing rate increases and voted to keep miscellaneous salaries the same at Tuesday’s meeting.
Task force nears final proposal
The Strategic Budget Reallocation Task Force recently addressed concerns regarding the Voluntary Buyout Program (VBP), Enhanced Retirement Transition Program (ERTP), Staff Reduction in Force Program (RIF), and the Tuition Waiver program changes.
Model Lab tuition raised by $500
The future of Model Laboratory School is no longer in jeopardy.
Campus burglaries increased during spring semester
As the Police Beats report more thefts, EKU Police wants students, faculty and staff to help prevent burglaries.
Apartment construction is wrapping up
Students eligible to live off campus will soon have an alternative to dorms and apartments away from Eastern.
RLC, housing finalize plans for next year
University housing officials discussed next year’s issues ranging from the housing budget to talks about removing phone lines at the final Residence Life Council (RLC) meeting of the semester.
New disabilities pilot program will use ipods
To get in on the growing trend of students using iPads, The Office of Services for Individuals with Disabilities(OSID) is beginning a new pilot program starting this fall.
Sullivan Hall wins Eastern cup challenge
The temperature outside may have dropped, but the competition heated up inside middle Powell Wednesday night for Residence Life Council’s RLC annual Eastern Cup Challenge.
Colonels split doubleheader against Jacksonville State
Eastern’s softball team (32-18, 17-6 OVC) experienced success and defeat this weekend with a split doubleheader against conference opponent Jacksonville State University.
Senior puts grandmother’s putter to good use, winning the OVC Championship on final hole
Many people have that one person who has influenced them the most. For senior Kristen Dorsey, that person is her late grandmother; a grandmother who would be very proud of her granddaughter.
‘Playing like a girl’ isn’t necessarily a putdown in sports
Anyone raised in a sports-loving family understands the many small-minded stereotypes that come with involvement in sports.
Hesselbjerg wins men’s 3,000-meters steeplechase at prestigious Penn Relays
Eastern competed in the Penn Relays, one of oldest and largest track and field events in the country last weekend.
Colonels win one, drop two against Austin Peay
Eastern’s baseball team came up short in its three-game series against OVC foe Austin Peay last weekend.
Transparency not served in Hoskins’ case
Eastern has created an air of mystery surrounding the case regarding Debra Hoskins, former director for the Center for The Arts.
Year of firsts, participating make college experience
When my senior year began, I wanted to accomplish so many different tasks. This was my last year of college and I was not about to go out with a bang.
Graduation leaves writer with bittersweet feelings
Since coming to Eastern I have grown so much as a person. I have taken on responsibility and I have accomplished some great things.
Writer examines mixed feelings about graduation
I’ve always hated starting these things. You’d think after three years of writing for this paper, I’d have it down pat by now.
Benson unanimously selected as Eastern’s 12th president
Michael T. Benson was named as Eastern’s 12th president Friday at a special meeting of the EKU Board of Regents, where the board voted unanimously in his favor. Benson was one of three finalists nominated by the presidential search and screening committee. Current president Doug Whitlock is slated to retire
Benson unanimously selected as Eastern’s 12th president
Michael T. Benson was named as Eastern’s 12th president Friday at a special meeting of the EKU Board of Regents, where the board voted unanimously in his favor. Benson was one of three finalists nominated by the presidential search and screening committee. Current president Doug Whitlock is slated to retire
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Examining gun control from both sides: Underlying reasoning needs to be examined before gun laws can change
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Inaugural speech conveyed religious discrimination
- Task force proposes tuition waiver reduction
- Campus Outreach guest speaker discusses gender differences
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Examining gun control from both sides: Taking action necessary in order to create changes regarding gun control