Activist in Residence Program Returns to EWU
For an eighth year, the Activist in Residence program will bring an activist to campus to work with EWU students, staff, faculty and community members.
University Recreation Center Reopened to Students
The University Recreation Center—or URC—has reopened with limited capacity under Phase 1 of Gov. Jay Inslee’s new “Healthy Washington” plan.
Spring Quarter to Remain Primarily Online
Provost Brian Levin-Stankevich announced Friday that EWU’s spring 2021 quarter will continue in the “Max-Flex,” primarily online learning format.
President May Releases Statement on Capitol Riot
Today I join with you in our collective sadness and horror over what happened yesterday in Washington, D.C.
Geology Club Invites You to Explore Student Research
This quarter, the Geology Club at EWU will host a number of seminars to highlight student research projects and internships in geology and environmental science. The group’s first presentation will occur virtually on Monday, Jan. 11.
Creative Writing Faculty Member Releases New Poetry Collection
The Eastern Washington University community is invited to celebrate the release of a new book written by an EWU creative writing instructor. Polly Buckingham will read from her new collection of poetry, The River People, at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 8.
