This news story is part one of a two-part feature story on D.J. Jigre.
As D.J. Jigre, ASEWU president of Eastern, stepped into The Mason Jar on a cold February afternoon, he got noticed by several people...
The EWU men’s basketball team clinched a share of the Big Sky title by defeating Idaho State University and Weber State University in their final road games of the regular season.
On March. 5, the...
Showalter Auditorium was filled with students, faculty, staff and community members who came to hear Tim Wise, antiracism educator and writer, discuss combating racism and how people of color are faced...
In a second attempt to remodel the Pence Union Building, ASEWU held a special election on Feb. 24.
Out of 2,053 votes cast, 1,052 people voted for the remodel, 983 people voted against the remodel and...
March is Women’s History Month in the U.S., the U.K. and Australia. In the U.S., it began as a tribute to International Women’s Day, which started on March 8, 1911. In 1980, President Jimmy Carter...
By Nicole Ruse, Editor-in-Chief
• February 25, 2015
The PUB redesign preliminary numbers are 1,052 students voting for and 983 voting against it, according to Kelsey Lavelle, ASEWU director of elections.
According to Lavelle, 18 ballots were submitted...
Over Valentine’s Day weekend, both men’s JV and varsity hockey teams played a benefit game to raise autism awareness.
The event, called Blue on the Ice, had the players on both teams, as well as...
Over 105 employers have signed up to meet at the 21st annual Partnership and Employment Career Fair to provide students with an opportunity for success in a career field.
The Partnership and Employment...
Washington is one of 17 states to have reported cases of the measles to the CDC, according to recent government reports.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that 85 percent of cases...
By Jaclyn Archer, Eagle Life Editor
• February 13, 2015
About thirty faculty, staff and students, primarily women of color, congregated in Monroe 205 on Feb. 10 to listen and participate in a “Real Talk” event titled “Black Women’s Strength, Resilience...
After a near-death experience many years ago, Scott Finnie, Ph.D., director of the EWU Africana Studies Program, has a deeper motivation to live out a meaningful life and help further equality.
It began...
