Lately, it feels like there is so much going on: in the world, in the news, in our lives. Keeping up with current events was hard enough already, and now we’ve got a lot of information getting...
Growing up, my mom was a major musical fan, and I remember listening to musical soundtracks frequently. Soon enough, watching and listening to musicals became one of my passions as well. The...
In the early morning of April 3, 1882 in Cheney, WA., excitement was in the air as Eastern Washington University would open its doors for the first time as the Benjamin P.Cheney Academy. Little did the...
Throughout the past few decades, the perspective of Africana studies has changed various times.
In the video “Black Studies in its Perspectives,” recorded in 1973 and posted on Youtube...
As Washington hit its one-year anniversary of “14 days to stop the spread,” it also moved into Phase 3 of Gov. Inslee’s reopening plan. This means that indoor venues can now be at 50% capacity, outdoor...
In the world of COVID learning, obstacles have been plenty while breaks seem to be few and far between. Especially for Eastern Washington University, where students have now gone a full year...
As the great Charlie Chaplin once said, “A day without laughter is a day wasted,” and in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, laughter along with all signs of live entertainment has been sparse and...
Since February is Black History Month, EWU has listed six programs for students to attend. Four of the six programs have already occurred this month: The Power of the Black Lives Movement; Cultural...
When the State Normal School –EWU’s previous name– was founded in 1890, the students attending the school were usually from eastern Washington and northern Idaho. Individuals attending the State...
By Randle Kinswa, Co-Managing Editor/Sports Editor
• February 2, 2021
The EWU men’s basketball team (5-2, 6-6) swept Sacramento State University (4-4, 6-5) in a back-to-back series on Jan. 31 and Feb. 1.
The two-game series format is how the Big Sky conference has...
Over the 2020 winter break, EWU’s Dr. Raphael Guillory, friend and professor, lost his life. He was 49 years old.
Dr. Guillory was an adamant and passionate member of the EWU community....
On Dec. 24, 2020, anthropology Professor Sarah Keller passed away. Dr. Keller was well known among the EWU community and had many accomplishments that benefited EWU students. Keller retired in...
