Eastern Washington University’s annual MadNest, held on Oct. 16, brought the community, students, and the athletics department together to kick off the basketball season.
The event is characterized...
Many people are aware of LGBTQ+ Pride Month in June, a time typically marked by parades and festivities, but far fewer know about the reasoning for ‘October Pride Month.’
Eastern Washington’s ground game powered the Eagles to their first conference victory of the season on Saturday. EWU finished the game with 289 rushing yards and took down No. 18 Sacramento State 35-28.
Junior...
On Sept. 24 Eastern Washington University announced a new brand and identity as the region's only polytechnic.
Positioning itself as the region’s only polytechnic, EWU plans to provide students with...
Following years of proposals, a $25 million renovation proposal for Roos Field involving the construction of a press box on the east side of the stadium has been approved, contingent on a $13 million fundraising effort.
With four international players this season, and another arriving from France next school year, the Eastern Washington University women’s tennis team contains the most international student-athletes...
Junior Caitlin “Egypt” Simmons has set fire to the Eastern Washington University Track and Field record books this year, setting four school records across both track seasons. The long and triple jumper...
Suspicious Circumstance — May 7
At 4:45 p.m. three students reported that they were being stalked by a male whom they shared a common area with in Snyamncut Hall. The accused was contacted, and claimed...
Eastern Washington University hosted its first student drag show in seven years on April 26. The drag show, titled “Gay and Slay,” featured students and alumni of the university performing both solo...
A Panel Discussion on the Experiences of Asian Muslims in the United States - May 22
The Eastern Washington University College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences is putting on a panel discussion...
A man who calls himself a “traveling campus evangelist” drew protests last week from Eastern Washington University students who objected to his extremist messaging.
“I honestly think that...
Midday Friday, an art student set up a table in the Arevalo Student Mall and played audio recordings of Palestinian journalists for all to hear. Despite being one of the hottest days of the year so far,...
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