Activist-in-Residence Working to Heal
EWU’s Activist-in-Residence shares her story with the Spokesman-Review. Story Here.
State Moves Up Timeline to Lift Mask Mandate; Commencement Planning Underway
Statewide indoor mask mandate now set to run through March 11, ten days sooner than prior deadline. EWU is evaluating next steps.
New Environmental Policy/Planning Major Featured on Spokane Talks
EWU is now offering a new discipline focused on imagining, planning and building sustainable communities. Housed in the Department of Political Science and Public Policy, the major offers students a strong foundation in the political, economic and cultural approaches to studying the environment. Coursework also helps students identify the causes, … Read more
EWU Social Work Students to Intern at Renovated Spokane Library
When the Spokane Public Library’s central location reopens after renovation later this year, it will include a professional social worker leading a team of interns from EWU.
Grant to Help Adaptive Athletics Participate in Wheelchair Tennis
Eastern’s Adaptive Athletics has been awarded the 2022 Collegiate Wheelchair Tennis Grant from the United States Tennis Association (USTA) to help support the program’s involvement in wheelchair tennis. The $2,000 grant will allow EWU to send two student athletes to the national intercollegiate wheelchair tennis tournament April 13-16 in Orlando, … Read more
EWU Cyber Team Victorious Yet Again
EWU computer science students will head to nationals after winning prominent Northwest regional cyber competition.
