Easterner Asks: Kavanaugh Reaction
By Matt Pennell, Social Media Editor
October 14, 2018
Filed under Easterner asks, Opinion
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Opinion: Eric Reid’s NFL return about more than football
By Michael Brock, Editor in Chief
October 9, 2018
Michael Brock is the Editor in Chief for The Easterner. The opinion expressed in this article is his own, and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the rest of The Easterner's editorial board. On Sunday afternoon, Carolina Panthers’ safety Eric Reid became the first player in the team’s ...
Easterner Asks: Favorite season?
By Matt Pennell, Social Media Eitor
October 8, 2018
Filed under Easterner asks, Opinion
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Opinion: Is Kavanaugh supreme court material?
By Dylan Harris, Copy Editor
October 4, 2018
Dylan Harris is the Copy Editor for The Easterner. The opinion expressed in this article is his own, and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Easterner's editorial board. The #MeToo movement has taken center stage in the news yet again, this time reaching the highest court in the land. ...
Easterner Asks: Change to letter grade
By Matt Pennell, Social Media Editor
September 28, 2018
Filed under Easterner asks, Opinion
“Honestly it’s just weird for me. I spent like three years here with the 4.0 system, but it’s just a matter of adjusting I guess. For habits sake I would like to go back.” “It’s mixed I guess. I think it makes it easier to get good grades and easier to get worse grades I feel. So, I...
Opinion: Trump, hurricanes, and racism
By Taylor Newquist, Sports Editor
September 21, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Taylor Newquist is the Sports Editor for The Easterner. The opinion expressed in this article is his own, and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Easterner’s editorial board. Hurricane Florence was tough, and it was one of the wettest storms we’ve ever seen, from the standpoint of wa...
Opinion: benefits of the great outdoors
By Richard N. Clark IV, Multimedia Director
September 19, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Richard N. Clark IV is the multimedia director for The Easterner. The opinion expressed in this article is his own, and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Easterner’s editorial board. With the rise of the internet, people have more access to information and are able to connect more than ever...
Opinion: EWU women’s teams deserve fan support
By Jeremy Burnham, Managing Editor
September 19, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Jeremy Burnham is the managing editor for The Easterner. The opinion expressed in this article is his own, and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Easterner’s editorial board. It is fall sports season again, and new and returning EWU students are ready to proudly support our Eagles. T...
Easterner asks: What brings you to EWU?
By Matt Pennell, Social Media Editor
September 19, 2018
Filed under Easterner asks, Opinion
“They have a dental hygiene program and they are one of the only universities that has it in Washington state.” “I am going to study dental hygiene and they have like a really good program here.” ...
Editors’ Picks
By The Easterner, Editorial Board
April 14, 2018
Filed under Editor's Picks, Opinion
"Sing Street" “Sing Street” (2016) is an independent movie directed by John Carney. The film features an original soundtrack following the new wave genre of the 1980s. “Sing Street” is set in Dublin, Ireland and pertains to the cultural conflicts of the region and era. This unique film explores...
Editors’ Picks
By The Easterner, Editorial Board
April 5, 2018
Filed under Editor's Picks, Opinion
Ready Player One Based on Ernest Cline’s book that became a cult phenomenon, legendary director Steven Spielberg adapted the novel for the big screen. Set in a dystopian Earth in the year 2045, Ready Player One chronicles the journey of Wade Watts as he attempts to find an Easter Egg hidden the ...
Does diversity in its broadest sense include white supremacists?
By Paul Lindoldt, Contributor
April 5, 2018
Filed under Letters To The Editor, Opinion
On our campus in February this year, racist fliers appeared. A white supremacist group took credit. The university responded and students protested. Fliers from the same group now are appearing in the streets of Spokane and being plastered back up as fast as citizens can tear them down. The group th...
