By Rebekah Frank and Alla Drokina
EWU sophomore James Fleming recently received an email offering the opportunity to travel to Los Angeles to compete in the Team Backpack contest.
Team Backpack...
The apple orchards are plentiful during the cold fall months when they are perfect for picking. Migrant workers from all over the states gather in the fields to pick the apples, some with their...
When she took a job at a local hospital in Spokane, EWU student Casey Polmueller knew she would have to deal with a lot of out-of-the-ordinary experiences. She did not think sexual harassment would be...
If riding the bus makes some people uncomfortable, they could potentially sit a little easier in a new environmentally-friendly all-electric bus from Spokane Transit Authority.
As part of a statewide...
Former EWU star wide receiver who played for Eastern from 2009-2012, will be sharing his craft with future generations of Eagles for the next several years.
Nicholas Edwards, who is 24 years old, began...
By Rebekah Frank
EWU senior Joel Gorman has been practicing for the Northwest Guitar Festival almost every day since January 2014.
The 23rd annual Northwest Guitar Festival is coming to EWU for the third...
By Rebekah Frank
As students piled into Reese Court, March 13-15, some could hear shouts of excitement coming from inside as if the gladiator games were going on and Maximus Decimus Meridius had just...
By Kailee Dunn
Giving blood has the potential to save three lives every time.
“[The blood] gets divided into three different components, the platelets, the plasma and the red blood cells. So,...
By Rebekah Frank
When students order drinks at Tawanka Beverage, Bakery and Bistro, they are probably unaware that their barista, Dominique Small, has a few hidden talents.
Small graduated from EWU...
By Rebekah Frank
EWU graduate student Betsy White has been preparing her research projects since fall quarter 2013 in order to have her best work presented during the 17th annual symposium on May 13-14.
The...
Pools of water scatter throughout the Cheney fields in springtime, and drivers cruising by can spot anything from ducks and swans fueling up for their northern journey to bald eagles flying overhead hunting...
In a play that features death, witchcraft and betrayal, you would think it would be hard for the performers to rise above the script. But that is exactly what happened in the EWU Theatre Program’s...
