EWU raised more than $1.8 million in cash, pledges and gifts for Giving Joy Day on Nov. 27.
The goals for Giving Joy Day were to raise $275,000 for scholarships, receive donations from all 50 states...
Alumni, businesses and other generous donors across the country have been giving back to the EWU community on Giving Joy Day since 2012. Giving Joy Day is an annual event dedicated to raising money for...
Junior Nicholas Null has been preparing for the German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge since the beginning of his freshman year in the EWU ROTC program, and was successful in earning the gold badge on Nov....
Voters nationwide had high hopes for the Nov. 6 midterm elections. Democrats were hoping for a blue wave, while Republicans hoped to hang on to the House and Senate. Neither side got everything they had...
Students and faculty gathered around the campus mall on Nov. 8 for a Unity Day event organized by Josiah Martinez, ASEWU Diversity Outreach Council representative to give underrepresented groups a chance...
Law enforcement believes they may have arrested the man responsible for shooting and injuring three people at Zip’s on Oct. 27 on a separate charge.
According to court documents, Thaishaun Hunter,...
The EWU Center for Entrepreneurship launched the first qualifying round for its third annual business pitch competition on Nov. 6.
The event consisted of 20 teams competing for a chance at a cash prize...
Freshman Ashley Valdivieso boarded a Southwest Airlines Co. flight to Ogden, Utah for the Big Sky soccer tournament after most of her teammates, and sat in an exit row in the middle of the plane, with...
Members of the EWU community are starting to take a stand against Greyhound Lines Inc., which is allowing U.S. Border Patrol officers to search its buses without a warrant.
The controversial issue sparked...
The Easterner's Michael Brock, Jeremy Burnham and Dylan Harris explain the ins and outs of this year's midterm elections. Listen to this podcast to learn more about how YOU will be affected by the results...
Marion Blumenthal Lazan, a Holocaust survivor, shared her story at the Spokane Convention Center on Oct. 30, 2018.
Lazan’s speech acted as a reminder that the Holocaust, one of the most horrific...
“Got Your 6” (meaning “got your back” in military terms) is about guiding faculty, staff and students to learn more about military culture, understand the veteran’s transition process and develop...
