“To be, or not to be?” An actor calls from the stage.     The year is 1609, and the man stands in the Globe Theater, speaking to the audience on the ground and in the balconies in front of him. There are no spotlights to shine on his face, no microphones to amplify his voice, and no...

  True champions are those who are never satisfied. If there’s room to improve, they’re eager to do whatever it takes in order to better themselves. Because if you’re content with what you’ve got, can you call yourself a champion?   Since he was fourteen years old, senior Damian Tinnerello...

Every Thursday, a group of Eastern poetry connoisseurs gathers and shares some of their favorite poetry (both original and poems from the outside) as well as life stories, weekly updates, and snacks. The meetings last anywhere from 45 minutes to an hour. Not a minute is wasted. They cover classics,...

 Approximately 400,000 people in the United States have Down syndrome.   The younger brother of special education teacher Mr. Tim Regan is one of those people. After graduating from Monmouth University, Mr. Regan was hired at Eastern as a special education teacher and sports coach. Fifteen years...