New Central Food Pantry Offers More Fresh Options
Thanks to refrigeration and freezer units loaned by EWU Dining Services, the campus food pantry can now offer students in need more than canned vegetables and boxed mac and cheese.
EWU Geology Student Recognized with Prestigious Prize
Ethan Ducken, a junior majoring in geology at EWU, was awarded the Environmental Science–Geology Murdock Poster Prize for his presentation at the 2019 Murdock College Science Research (MCSR) Conference.
Years Selling Girl Scout Cookies Pays Off Big for EWU Student
The Girl Scouts of Eastern Washington and North Idaho (GSEWNI) honored Brianna Steele, a sophomore studying elementary education, with a $1,109 scholarship.
Message from President Cullinan Regarding Campus Safety
I was deeply saddened and disturbed to learn about racially charged acts of vandalism in the Cheney community this week. This behavior is not acceptable.
Giving Joy Day is Moving to April
Save the date! EWU is moving Giving Joy Day to coincide with the university’s birthday in April. But if you would still like to give to EWU on Giving Tuesday, we will show you how.
EWU Students Take Part in National CyberForce Competition
How do you learn to protect a computer system from cyberattacks? You practice in a real-world setting where professional hackers are trying to break into your system.
