In an unlikely blend of literary appreciation, unorthodox visual design and culinary skill, the University library once again found itself hosting the annual Books2Eat contest.
For the last 11 years,...
By Bekah Frank, Administrative Assistant
• May 28, 2015
As finals week approaches, many students are battling senioritis and procrastination, just to name a couple issues.
EWU Health, Wellness and Prevention Services director Tricia Hughes said in an email...
Cokie Roberts — author of New York Times Bestseller “Capital Dames” — spoke at the Bing Crosby Theater in Spokane on May 14. Roberts is the daughter of two politicians and was raised saturated...
Whatever spark the first Avenger's movie banked upon seems to have faded from the sequel.
"Age of Ultron" is perhaps the perfect example of a movie that started off well, but went into freefall as the...
“Claire has a rare form of psychogenic amnesia that erases her memory whenever she goes to sleep. This morning, like all mornings, she wakes up a blank slate.” So begins the official show summary of...
Andy Grammer, platinum-selling recording artist, and opening act Lavoy will be the EWU spring concert artists on June 1 at Reese Court. Free concert tickets are now available for students with valid student...
After months of mystery and an academic quarter of construction, the Small Towns art exhibit in Brewster Hall’s community area has seen its debut.
For the last few months, the first floor of Brewster...
The used, circular paint palette is circumscribed by a rainbow of footprints broken up by the words, “Walk a mile … It’s a start.” In the center is a red cap featuring the EWU eagle and the words...
It is around that time again; when the school year comes to an end and it is time to say goodbye to those students who have worked to successfully achieve their degrees and be able to call themselves a...
Joss Whedon has been a nerd-culture messiah since “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” but his recent treatment of the Avengers has begun turning him less messiah and more pariah.
The newest addition to...
By Joe Matthews, Contributing Writer
• May 8, 2015
Killing over 2 million people worldwide every year, according to the Encyclopedia of Children’s Health website, dehydration is a dangerous condition that puts Eastern students at risk.
With symptoms...
Traditional societies have existed for thousands of years — some of these ancient cultures have faded into the fossils of the earth and the writing on the walls, while some have survived and still others...
