By Kailee Dunn
Almost every Thursday in spring, students can count on seeing the red and white tent extending out from the PUB, hearing music pumped through the air and smelling the aroma...
After six years of unavailability, a Blackhawk helicopter dropped in on Eastern’s campus to help with ROTC training.
Each spring, EWU’s ROTC executes field-training exercises to practice what...
The sunset radiated over the Gorge Amphitheatre for the third and final night as thousands of music fans from across the continent drunkenly refused to let the 12th annual “Sasquatch!” Music Festival...
By Rebekah Frank
Molitor Silva noticed various differences between Brazil and America, namely the education systems. She said the school system in Brazil is focused on getting students to...
By Rebekah Frank
The Hargreaves Reading Room was full on May 20-21 as students, faculty and community members listened to speakers’ experiences with discrimination, biases and racism.
On May...
Crowds will gather in Spokane from May 30-31 to experience a musical buffet and turn up the “Volume” with the Inlander’s music festival.
Eighty bands, from local bands to regional musical...
By Rebekah Frank
As students, faculty and community members gathered around the art gallery on May 13 to watch the art and visual communication design presentations, growing anticipation permeated...
By Rebekah Frank
The art building was buzzing with activity on May 13 as students, faculty and community members enjoyed refreshments and food while walking through the art gallery admiring the diverse,...
by Chris Mudd
The original “Spiderman” film released back in 2002 was one of the earliest attempts at bringing the superhero world of comic books to the big screen; now it seems “Spiderman”...
By Kailee Dunn
In 2004, an ancient prophecy came true when 13 elderly women met in Phoenicia, New York, to later become the International Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers.
On May 7,...
By Rebekah Frank
Finishing one degree at the International University of Japan and one at Eastern, EWU senior Atsuka Wakasugi is excited to be graduating in fall 2014 with a dual degree.
She is...
The EWU Women’s and Gender Studies Program hosted a lecture on May 6 at Eastern elaborating on women’s choices not to climb the job ladder in the business world, especially within Fortune...
