Steve Clark is currently coaching in his first season with Eastern, and he is bringing more than 25 years of collegiate experience with him.
“I’ve been with the [team] for a about a month and a...
“Smash Bros. 3DS” is perhaps the only reason I kept my Nintendo 3DS since the last “Zelda” game released last year.
The newest edition of the Nintendo’s fighting-game franchise made the leap...
By Jaclyn Archer, Eagle Life Editor
• October 19, 2014
On Oct. 9, the EWU Pride Center sponsored several campus events to celebrate National Coming Out Day (NCOD), a day which honors the decision of LGBTQ individuals to “come out of the closet” and share...
Sexual assault is a national issue, the Washington Post reported.
The Eastern Washington University police Clery Act shows that in 2013 there was one report of forced sexual offence on campus. That...
By Nicole Ruse, Editor-in-Chief
• October 12, 2014
EWU Libraries announced the three finalists for their annual Star Search Talent Contest on Oct. 12.
The first finalist is Cameron Brow, a nursing major, whose talent is performing magic tricks.
"I...
After having a record-breaking freshman season, redshirt sophomore Cooper Kupp, the 2013 Big Sky Conference Freshmen of the Year, is not fully satisfied.
Kupp, a Yakima, Washington native, believes...
The outside of the warehouse looks abandoned, but there is plenty of action inside. People are coming and going, tools are strewn about, art installations are pieced together and several dust pans are...
When I moved into my first apartment in Cheney, I was shocked.
The city of Cheney does not have a recycling waste system; however, they do have a recycling center on Anderson Road that my roommate informed...
The Associated Press, in conjunction with ASEWU, is hiring EWU students for Election Day on the Cheney campus at $12 an hour.
AP, the world’s largest news gathering organization, is working with Eastern...
Transferring from community college to Eastern was a culture shock for me. The amount of events and groups on campus to get involved in is still overwhelming. I have joined a few other campus groups along...
For the first time in her collegiate career, sophomore cross-country student-athlete Sarah Reiter was honored with the Big Sky Conference athlete of the week on Sept. 23.
Reiter was recognized...
On a shoulder-high grey metal shelf in Tawanka 101, a black, two-inch-thick three-ring binder sits, marked with a rainbow of numbered plastic tabs and scribbled-on Post-it notes.
“This is pretty much...
