Student Newspaper Still Delivers
Just like journalists nationwide amidst the COVID-19 crisis, EWU’s aspiring journalists are determined to make sure you get the weekly campus news.
Eagle Strong: Biology 345 Transitions into At-Home Lab
With lab work being a critical component of her lesson plan, EWU Biology Professor Joanna Matos knew she had to think fast to provide students with an alternative when the pandemic forced classes online this spring.
Tell Us About Someone on Campus Who is Eagle Strong
The hidden gift of a crisis is how people step up to ensure students receive a high-quality education and the support they need to get through this stretch.
COVID-19: Latest Updates and Response Plan
EWU has made the decision to delay the start of spring quarter by one week, to April 6. Spring semester will also resume April 6. This will allow students, faculty and staff more time to prepare for the start of the term and increase opportunities to “flatten the curve.”
2020 National Curling Championships at EWU
The EWU Recreation Center (URC) is the host venue as Spokane welcomes the USA Curling National Championships, Feb. 8-15. The weeklong competition will feature the nation’s top men’s and women’s teams vying for a spot on Team USA and a berth in the subsequent World Curling Championships.
College of Business Leadership Update
Message from Provost David May: I have asked Jonathan Anderson, PhD, dean of the College of Social Sciences, to serve as the acting dean for the College of Business.
