Eating our “Roots” was an event held last Thursday Feb. 22 that shared knowledge about food ways and what the interconnections are among different cultural groups.
The event highlighted African culinary influences in Latinx food practices. In a collaborative effort between the Africana studies program and food studies taught by Norma Cardenas, interim director of the Chi...
Students rallied on April 27 to combat the perpetration of gender-based violence, rape culture and derogatory labels.
A group of speakers addressed a crowded aud...
Art for humanity has always been one of the most powerful tools used to enact social and political commentary. Its forms of oil and acrylic paintings, p...
“The ‘N’ is silent. It’s not as scary as it looks,” said Okera Nsombi, Ph.D., Eastern’s newest assistant professor of Africana Education-Instruction,...
EWU’s Ed Byrnes, Ph.D., teamed up with Captain Brad Arleth of the Spokane Police Department to gather and study data on officer initiated contacts with...
A snippet of Ireland is coming to EWU. Artistic director for Coeur d'Alene Summer Theatre and guest director at EWU Jadd Davis will bring the musical “A Man of No Importance” to life at Eastern this spring.
“A Man of No Importance” opens on March 4 and offers the audience a glimpse of 1960s Ireland. Based off the movie with the same name, it is about a man, Alfie...
A hush settled over the crowd when the first poet dominated the stage at The Bartlett, a live music venue and bar, on Feb. 16 for the monthly Spokane Poetry...
With the recent passing of the Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors Act, a special group within the community is being recognized: undocumented...
Carrie White first hit the scene in 1974 adorned with the classic Stephen King accoutrement: pig’s blood and the scars of social injustice. This month she’s making a comeback in Lila...
