Trainers keep students in tip-top shape for competition
Injuries will always be a constant adversity that all athletes will have to deal with no matter what sport they perform in.
Athletes rely on...
By Rebekah Frank
In April 2013, EWU senior Daisy Dice received an award letter from the Rural American Scholarship fund that would help her in accomplishing her dream.
Originally from Priest River, Idaho,...
By Elohino Theodore
The bowling club is looking to make their mark as a club sport in 2014.
According to club President Danielle Terrell, the members enjoy each others company while bowling. They...
By Kailee Dunn
Lauren Potter may seem different, but she is just another 23-year-old with dreams and aspirations, which came true when she received the call of a lifetime four years ago.
Potter, who has...
By Kailee Dunn
Fifty years after Martin Luther King Jr. gave his “I Have a Dream” speech, students gathered in downtown Spokane to celebrate him and answer the question, “What are you doing for others?”
On...
By Rebekah Frank, Eagle Life Writer
• January 29, 2014
There have been recent increases in H1N1, also known as swine flu, and as this strain of the flu is more contagious than the common cold, students may be more susceptible to it during the beginning of...
With the decision finally made to stick with quarters rather than switching to semesters, EWU faculty leaders can now put their energy into reforming the general education system in the hopes...
In what used to be the main office, Mike Ferguson sits surrounded by various items cluttering a darkened room, reminiscing about the days when his business flourished.
Now, any resemblance the room...
By Rebekah Frank
In remembrance of the 26 lives lost in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Conn., the EWU Office of Community Engagement is holding a “Days of Kindness” event.
On...
Fan interest ultimately sways EWU merchandise sales depending on their interest in the sport teams.
According to Bob Anderson, the director of the university bookstore and PUB operations,...
Unused, unfurnished and locked, a new forensics lab unlike anything Eastern has seen before rests on the third floor of Patterson Hall.
Yet even after its construction, the purpose of the lab...
Once a week, local writer Travis Naught rolls up to the stage in his wheelchair, lowers the microphone and reads to an eager audience, sometimes poetry, other times a piece of fiction.
He is...
