With four international players this season, and another arriving from France next school year, the Eastern Washington University women’s tennis team contains the most international student-athletes...
Eastern Washington University hosted its first student drag show in seven years on April 26. The drag show, titled “Gay and Slay,” featured students and alumni of the university performing both solo...
A Panel Discussion on the Experiences of Asian Muslims in the United States - May 22
The Eastern Washington University College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences is putting on a panel discussion...
Expo ’74: 50 Years of Environmental Awareness - May 15
Learn about the history of Spokane and discuss the current climate crisis with community members at the Expo ‘74: 50 Years of Environmental...
On April 28, Easterner staff joined EPIC Adventures on an afternoon hiking and yoga excursion in Liberty Lake, Washington. The trip consisted of two student guides, Easterner staff, and one other student.
“There’s...
Eagles for Recovery, Eastern Washington University’s recovery program, hosted a grand opening of their newly-appointed lounge on April 8.
The event consisted of a catered brunch and space for the...
A $50,000 donation has been left to the newly renamed Eagle Pride Center as a parting gift from former Associate Vice President of University Relations Lance Kissler.
When Kissler, a longtime staff...
February was first officially recognized as National Black History Month in 1976 with the goal of honoring the achievements and contributions of the black community throughout history.
Eastern Washington...
EWU’s Africana Studies recently held the food diaspora on Feb. 3rd to celebrate Black History Month. The event held various foods from East and West Africa. Various foods such as lentil stew, kiki wot,...
Rafael Soldi, a Peruvian-born artist, strives to create relatability in his artwork by pulling from his personal experiences. As an immigrant and queer person, he hopes the authenticity of his artwork...
“We do remember you. We want to return, we have not forgotten you. That’s how it is.”
The Easterner sat down with EWU’s Noemi Librado Sanchez to discuss First Time Home, a short film that sheds...
Sara Goff, program director of theater at Eastern Washington University and mother of two, felt what she called a “disturbing” lack of hope after the Sandy Hook shooting in 2012. She felt it again...
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