With the decision finally made to stick with quarters rather than switching to semesters, EWU faculty leaders can now put their energy into reforming the general education system in the hopes...
In what used to be the main office, Mike Ferguson sits surrounded by various items cluttering a darkened room, reminiscing about the days when his business flourished.
Now, any resemblance the room...
By Rebekah Frank
In remembrance of the 26 lives lost in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Conn., the EWU Office of Community Engagement is holding a “Days of Kindness” event.
On...
By Rebekah Frank
Traditions come and go with the times, and, just as technology changes, so have Eastern’s traditions from past to present.
One tradition that has long since passed was the “Kissing...
Dining services at EWU hosted a Special Diets Forum on Oct. 1 that was open for students to express their special dietary needs, including allergies, intolerances and illnesses.
Dave McKay,...
Over 3,100 students on campus are currently dealing with or have been diagnosed with a mental illness, based off of enrollment numbers and mental health findings.
According to Eastern's website,...
Unused, unfurnished and locked, a new forensics lab unlike anything Eastern has seen before rests on the third floor of Patterson Hall.
Yet even after its construction, the purpose of the lab...
Once a week, local writer Travis Naught rolls up to the stage in his wheelchair, lowers the microphone and reads to an eager audience, sometimes poetry, other times a piece of fiction.
He is...
By Kailee Dunn
The hustle and bustle of the holiday season is gone, but it does not mean your money has to completely disappear as well.
With the New Year just beginning, students are hunting for...
With Valentine's Day just around the corner, many students that are in a long-distance relationship feel the void of being away from their significant other.
Distance makes the heart grow fonder,...
Two years ago, I had a vivid conversation with a young man that spanned the course of five hours. Two glasses of wine and a glass of sake later, this young man still did not understand how I...
By Rebekah Frank
As Martin Luther King Jr. Day approaches, there are many opportunities to be active in
the community.
Students are beginning to plan their three-day weekend and are looking for ways to...
