The sound of jazz filled the Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox as award-winning trombone player Robin Eubanks performed on stage with the EWU Concert Jazz Ensemble. The concert was the...

By Paul Sell Staff Reporter [email protected] During the difficult times of our lives, it is important to remember the words of those who faced hardship and adversity. “Even though we face the...

Much has been written recently about the financial dangers facing America, but I would like to call attention to an even graver threat to our nation. This danger threatens to erode our communications...

by Christina Jordan Staff Reporter [email protected] Some students are not fortunate enough to afford the trip home over break and EWU closes during the winter, but there are events during break that...

It was during ˝Dead Elvis˝ that Lynne Feller-Marshall walked out on stage with her bassoon while wearing a white pantsuit with flashy rhinestones, aviators and a black wig. Feller-Marhsall's impersonating...

It's that time of the quarter. You know, when everything that you've procrastinated is due and finals loom on the horizon of next week. Traditionally, dead week is the time when no new concepts...

EWU Students balance gaming and schooling by Al Stover and Christina Jordan For The Easterner [email protected] EWU student Kelli Crawford is many things, including an elementary education...

by Christina Jordan Staff Reporter [email protected] A pumpkin parfait served in a canning jar is a rare sight because most parfaits are either served in a bowl, a tall glass or even a paper cup. The...

Students and staff turn unfinished floor into a map featuring several land masses by Christina Jordan Staff Reporter [email protected] Students and staff in Isle Hall have been writing on the floors...

  Filling the desperate need for coffee addicts everywhere, EWU is no stranger to providing a frothy milk and espresso mix for students. To get that perfect coffee fix, here is a rundown of what...

There were cookies to be frosted, turkey hand outlines to be traced and clay to be molded on the afternoon of Nov. 16. Six students in Daniel Bigler’s sociology of children class recently worked with...

Ah, the holidays. They remind us of the importance of tradition. They remind us of the joy of being alive. And, most importantly, they remind us why we no longer live with our parents. I’m only...