On May 7 EWU students, faculty and community members gathered around the campus mall dancing, singing and enjoying the celebration of Cinco de Mayo as they shared snow cones and listened to the live...
Most people tend to run from what makes them uncomfortable, and this year’s Diversity Week is about facing a certain kind of discomfort.
This is the third year EWU will host Diversity...
By Katie Dunn
contributing writer
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As commencement day approaches with its promise of black polyester robes, mortarboards and a sense of closure, graduating students...
Singing, poetry, spoken word and a celebrity guest speaker — these were all elements of this year’s annual Lavender Graduation, held May 1 in Showalter Auditorium.
“It’s a celebration that we...
By Fetlew Gebreziabher
contributing writer
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Did you know that students of color make up 70 percent of school arrests and referrals?
This is one of the issues that will be...
By Kailee Dunn
Starting fall quarter of 2014, EWU’s modern language program will offer the sequence classes Chinese 101-103.
Course instructor Chiu-Hsin Lin said the classes will focus on speaking...
By Rebekah Frank
During this past winter quarter, many students, faculty members and community members filled the EWU Women’s Studies Center to learn how to work together toward a common goal.
The...
By Rebekah Frank
EWU alumnus Randy Robbins shares his life with people through a microphone every time he produces a song.
Robbins, who graduated from EWU with a degree in communications, came...
By Kailee Dunn, Eagle Life Writer
• April 30, 2014
In a combination of hockey and football, roller derby brings a whole new level to contact sports.
Women of opposing teams pushed and shoved for the purpose of allowing another teammate to get...
By Rebekah Frank
On April 24, students and faculty gathered around the lounge by the bookstore and bobbed their heads along with Go Periscope’s electronica indie-rock vibes.
Go Periscope...
By Rebekah Frank
EWU graduate student Rebecca Hardy has been involved in helping restore an opera house to the town of Harrington, Washington.
In the little town of Harrington, with no more than...
By Jaclyn Archer, Eagle Life Writer
• April 25, 2014
On April 24 at 7:30 p.m., the theater capstone class will present their rendition of Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar” at the EWU Theatre.
Theater students carried out every aspect of this production...
