The Spokane River is a huge part of the culture in the Pacific Northwest and is extremely impactful on its society. The recently released book “The Spokane River,” edited by EWU English professor Paul...
Julia Nelson is extending her arms out to the hands of STEM-minded women and non-binary individuals of EWU through her newly-born student club, “Women Who Code.”
Nelson has an educational background...
Spokane HOPE (Hearing Oral Program of Excellence) is a nonprofit developmental communication program for infants and children with hearing loss.
“When a new parent finds out their child has hearing...
When I signed all the necessary forms to do this ride-along, I didn’t expect to be told where the lever was to unlock the shotgun.
“This is how you unlock the rifle if I need you to,” EWU police...
EWU football player Keenan Williams has been suspended indefinitely following an incident that occurred in the late hours of March 9.
According to witnesses cited in report from the Cheney Police Department,...
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March 6, 2018
Employees at Sutton Hall felt threatened when a female student and her boyfriend were making a scene because they wanted more financial aid money. Their limit for the quarter...
Due to an increase in rent, lot P11 will no longer be operated by EWU and is effective April 1.
Lot P11 is currently owned by the Newman Center. Paul Heric, the priest and director of the center had...
The month of March is National Nutrition Month and EWU is celebrating all this week. This year’s theme is “Go Further with Food.”
EWU Dining Services and campus Dietitian Natalie Stein started...
Four EWU students from an honors class for transfer students will be heading to Oklahoma this April to participate in the National Conference of Undergraduate Research (NCUR).
The conference is put...
Eduardo Chavez took his curious endeavor of discovering his family’s past to the screen in his documentary “Hailing Cesar” presented at the JFK Library March 5.
Growing up, Chavez inherited the...
A newly proposed First Amendment activities policy could affect student engagement in “Free Speech” activities while also re-introducing the conversation of student expression on campus.
The proposed...
Professor Uri Rogers was awarded the Outstanding Educator Award from the Spokane Section of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) at their student presentations on Feb. 22. Dr. Rogers...
