The Metroplex is brimming with festive celebrations, stunning decorations and unique traditions during the holiday season, making it an exciting time for local events.
The Village Main Street Fest
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Traditionally, the holidays are time for celebration and family. Recently, they have also sparked family-friendly debates — the most popular one being over whether or not the Dallas Cowboys will win...
Information Central hosted a free hot cocoa bar and photo booth in November.
Students enjoyed a moment of levity before finals during the Winter Wellness event held in the Hive, while Student...
It is a very special time of year for everyone to celebrate and give thanks. In The Et Cetera’s corner, we are taking the time to appreciate yet another teacher, Eastfield’s own Professor Rowan Steineker....
For students and fans, the Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) club is more than a game, it is a form of expression. “It’s an outlet for creativity,” Jesus Manuel Lopez, president of the D&D club,...
It’s that time of year again; finals are upon us. Hopefully you’re confident entering this time and are well prepared but, if you’re like most students, your stress is ratcheted up to an 11 and you’re...
As the country heads into a holiday season where so many festivities are focused on food, it’s important to highlight the issues of hunger, poverty and food insecurity. The holidays can be expensive...
New students had their first opportunity to experience the performing arts on Eastfield’s campus on Nov. 1 and 2. The performance was held by the Drama and Dance Departments in Building F. The audience...
Balancing the demands of family, work and academics is almost an impossible task. With the rising costs of education and inflation, many students must work to support their families.
Clair Williamson...
The Motley family cemetery is a unique part of Eastfield, where generations of pioneers and their descendants lay at rest beneath brown and gray headstones enclosed by a milky-white iron fence. While the...
Eastfield students recently noticed a small, blind squirrel on the ground between the walkways of the C, N, and L buildings on Sept. 26. The animal had a single gray eye on the left side of his face, and...
