By Jaclyn Archer, Eagle Life Editor
• January 21, 2015
Kevin Hines, who survived a leap from the Golden Gate bridge, came to Showalter Auditorium on the evening of Jan. 13 to talk about his life since that suicide attempt and share his message of mental health...
A date is set in place, Feb. 24, as a push from ASEWU toward students to vote for the PUB redesign in the weeks to come.
A poster, hung on the Pence Union Building, is one of the ways ASEWU is trying...
The Eastern Washington University police station, commonly known as the Red Barn, will not offer students the service of checking in their guns for storage anymore, according to EWU Director of Public...
The University of Washington offers an Interdisciplinary Ph.D. program in Near and Middle Eastern Studies, and Washington State University has at least 13 courses covering the history and culture of the...
The EWU theater program presented “To Kill a Mockingbird” on Nov. 14, a play adapted from Harper Lee’s book of the same name, by Christopher Sergel.
According to Sara Goff, Associate Professor...
Eastern boasts as one of the most diverse campuses in Washington state, yet lately situations and feedback have arose that point to a less-than-racially-inclusive campus.
Eastern’s Black Student...
The day before the Nov. 4 general elections in Washington state, local media in Spokane predicted low voter turnout.
KXLY, KHQ and The Spokesman-Review all predicted this phenomenon, which is common...
By Nathan Peters, Managing Editor
• November 12, 2014
With about 560 veterans attending Eastern fall quarter, the campus shut down Nov. 11 to honor those who served.
ASEWU Legislative Liaison Jordan Martin said Eastern is one of the most veteran-friendly...
Chants of “Lift Every Voice and Sing” could be heard throughout campus Nov. 3, when members of the Black Student Union, dressed in all black, marched to the PUB steps holding photos of African-Americans...
Eastern hosted its annual Mr. and Ms. Eastern Pageant on Oct. 27, crowning two new students.
Chairperson Mike Cardenas, chairperson for Eagle Entertainment, said the pageant started in the 1940s and...
By Nathan Peters, Managing Editor
• October 30, 2014
Community service is a part of the annual events of Eastern’s Homecoming Week. Rake a Difference was this year’s Eagle Spirit Week community engagement project, which was held on Oct. 28.
The event...
Eastern Washington University alumnus and adjunct faculty member Shawn Vestal won the PEN/Robert W. Bingham Prize for debut fiction at a New York ceremony Sept. 29 for his collection of short stories,...
