Printing has been a stress-inducing adventure during my years as an Eastern student. Double-majoring in creative writing and visual communication design creates quite a few printing opportunities,...

Imagine being 18, fairly certain you’re at least one kind of queer and massively terrified because you know what queer folks go through and you’ve seen the news stories, heard about kids being kicked...

  In a play that features death, witchcraft and betrayal, you would think it would be hard for the performers to rise above the script. But that is exactly what happened in the EWU Theatre Program’s...

  If you work out at the URC Fitness Center at Eastern, you may be picking up more than your average hand weight while exercising. Germs and viruses are right at your fingertips. They cannot be...

By Galen Rock Growing up in a black household, one thing was always made clear to me: If you want to be successful in this society, you have to do things twice as well as your white counterparts. I’m...

  While the whirlwind that surrounded the newly-opened downtown Spokane business Daiquiri Factory may have subsided for the moment, the movement that sparked the multiple protests of the establishment...

By Rebekah Frank After the 2014 Grammys, an outcry was raised over Macklemore’s performance and his winning an award. Macklemore performed his hit song “Same Love,” which is about equal rights...

Dear Editor, Have you ever been studying for a test at night and suddenly realize you need a scrantron, green book or notebook for tomorrow? Then, after making your way through campus you see the lights...

Dear Editor, Many majors at EWU involve mandatory “series” classes, which are typically three consecutive courses only offered fall-winter-spring. We are bringing this issue to your attention because...

Dear Editor, As students, we acknowledge and respect our professors’ right to grade students appropriately, taking into consideration various factors including attendance, participation and overall...

Whenever I find myself waiting for someone to join me for coffee, for an appointment in an aseptically clean doctor’s office or actively trying to avoid listening to my professors’ lectures, I turn...

  It started with a Facebook notification. I was being asked, by the Candy Crush Saga logo, to send my friend a life. I didn’t, of course. But months later, I was in the same position. I...