By Rebekah Frank
New York artist Sabrina Gschwandtner visited EWU to share her experience in wartime knitting and the impact it had during times of violence and death.
On Feb. 12, Gschwandtner gave...
By Rebekah Frank
When trying to juggle work, school, family, sports, social life, clubs and everything else, college students may become overwhelmed.
Coping with all the expectations and responsibilities,...
By Kailee Dunn
Years after the passing of Martin Luther King Jr., his legacy lives on to encourage students to strive for a higher education.
The Martin Luther King Jr. Family Outreach Center,...
By Kailee Dunn Comedian Mike E. Winfield has been seen on shows like “Comics Without Borders,” on Showtime, and “Late Show with David Letterman,” and recently students were able to enjoy his...
By Rebekah Frank
Walking into the EWU art gallery, students are confronted by videos portrayed through TVs and projectors, as seemingly random music plays throughout the gallery.
The exhibit...
By Shannon Bedell, Eagle Life Writer
• February 12, 2014
EWU music students explore the popular music genre through the recent addition of the Pop Music Forum, connecting students with various artists, including those involved with Prince, KC and the Sunshine...
By Kailee Dunn
In May 2013, a study from the Georgetown University Center on Education found that 7.9 percent of college graduates are unemployed.
On Feb. 7, the sixth annual Work It! career conference...
By Rebekah Frank
In April 2013, EWU senior Daisy Dice received an award letter from the Rural American Scholarship fund that would help her in accomplishing her dream.
Originally from Priest River, Idaho,...
By Rebekah Frank
When Sheila Woodward, chair and director of music education at EWU, first met South African President Nelson Mandela, she said she was inspired by him and he continues to inspire...
The holiday movie bonanza has come and gone, and we’re back in the throes of academia. Hooray.
There were plenty of awesome movies that came out over winter break, but one of the most...
By Kailee Dunn
Lauren Potter may seem different, but she is just another 23-year-old with dreams and aspirations, which came true when she received the call of a lifetime four years ago.
Potter, who has...
By Kailee Dunn
Fifty years after Martin Luther King Jr. gave his “I Have a Dream” speech, students gathered in downtown Spokane to celebrate him and answer the question, “What are you doing for others?”
On...
