Eastern makes it's mark in close games
The Eastern women’s basketball team won two close Big Sky games on Feb. 20 and 24 against Southern Utah and Portland State.
“I think that as a team we’re...
By Jane Martin, Editor-in-Cheif
• February 26, 2014
The EWU community lost Nancy Zepeda and Ashley Gonzales, both EWU students, when the Volkswagen Jetta they were riding in with two other students collided with a semi just south of Colfax, Wash., on Feb....
Junior jumper Phil Puccino came to Eastern as a walk-on and worked his way to being one of the best jumpers in school history.
“[Puccino] is our jumps captain and he is the core of our men’s jumping...
At age 19, Gerald Hankerson was sitting on death row at the Washington State Penitentiary in Walla Walla, Wash.
Last week, Student Activities, Involvement and Leadership, in collaboration with the Africana...
Residents of snyamncut, EWU’s new residence hall, grow restless as they wait to find out if a fine for damages will be applied equally to all residents of the building’s third floor.
Barbara Ratcliff,...
Women's basketball players share their redshirt experiences
The Eastern women’s basketball team has five athletes who have redshirted and one player who is going through the experience this season.
Redshirting...
By Shannon Bedell, Eagle Life Writer
• February 19, 2014
As the sky continued to bring down fat raindrops, the first sight of the giant pillars and dome of the capitol building came into view. It was a sight of great magnitude symbolizing not only the importance...
By Rebekah Frank
When trying to juggle work, school, family, sports, social life, clubs and everything else, college students may become overwhelmed.
Coping with all the expectations and responsibilities,...
When she was just 18, Taylor Phillips went to her first party as an EWU student. She was expecting to have a good time, but that is not what she found.
“I didn’t have fun,” said Phillips. “It...
By Kailee Dunn Comedian Mike E. Winfield has been seen on shows like “Comics Without Borders,” on Showtime, and “Late Show with David Letterman,” and recently students were able to enjoy his...
By Kate Daniel, Eagle Life Editor
• February 12, 2014
The Downtown Spokane Daiquiri Factory has created a stir on both local and national platforms in response to its daiquiri by the name of “Date Grape Kool-Aid.”
On Jan. 31, the bar debuted a sneak-peek...
Freshman runner Paula Gil-Echevarria has been competing and winning against other schools since she was 9 years old. With her determination, she developed a passion.
Running was not in Gil-Echevarria’s...
