Eastern Washington University international student Hana Tamura from Japan was unprepared for the amount of homework and assessments common in American universities. Abdullah Abdushakour from Saudi Arabia...
This year's Eagle Family Homecoming will bring a week's worth of new and old on-campus events aiming to unite students, alumni and the greater community after years of social distancing, organizers say.
This...
Memorial Day is a date every year that is used to honor the men and women who have died while serving in the United States Military.
Memorial day was first recognized on May 5, 1868, when General...
The Cheney community closed down the streets during this weekend in order to dance and celebrate. This outdoor festival (Mayfest), extended for two days starting on Friday, May 6th and ending two days...
While the curtains may have closed on EWU’s production of “Pride and Prejudice”, the performances continue to live on in the minds of those who were able to see or be a part of it. Here is a behind...
Mother’s day is a day where children get to celebrate their moms, partners get to do something extra for the women in their lives, and people everywhere get to share their appreciation for the women...
Formerly a “ghost restaurant”, chicken wings and garlic breadstick shop, Inferno Wings opened their doors May 1st.
“It’s the best buffalo wings you’ve had,” said Derek Baziotis, owner and...
Children screamed "Go Eags!" from the stands as the football team scrimmaged on the field. Parents cheered and EWU students mingled in the crowd.
This Saturday EWU held two family events. One of which...
Last week, EWU hosted its 11th annual Diversity and Inclusion Week. Held April 18-22, the events were aimed to foster inclusiveness and a culture of respect for students.
The week kicked off with a...
The Eastern Washington University Theater program, in collaboration with EWU students, staff, and the surrounding community, are proud to present their spring play, “Pride and Prejudice” at the University...
With crime rising across the United States in recent years, many people in the Cheney area have been left wondering if crime has spiked in their own backyard.
An article by The Atlantic ( https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/09/america-having-violence-wave-not-crime-wave/620234/...
This article acts as an update to our “Cyber security professor hopes to add new degrees for program” article which we posted on March 21.
Professor Stu Steiner and the cybersecurity program at...
