Fifty Years Since Kent State: Demonstration at Cadet Hall
The day after the Kent State Massacre, anti-war rallies erupted on campuses across the U.S. EWU, then known as Eastern Washington State College, was no different.
EWU ROTC Cadet and Nursing Student Earns Inaugural Army Award
Helping people and working hard are two things at which EWU ROTC cadet and nursing student Kylie Crooks excels. So, when it was time to award the very first ever Major General Barbara R. Holcomb Army Nurse Cadet Excellence Award, Crooks was an obvious fit.
EWU Departments Team Up to Create ‘Eagle Sanitizer’
Chemistry and biochemistry professor Jeff Corkill never imagined his final lab project at Eastern would involve making an alcohol-based sanitizer to help the community stay safe during a pandemic.
EWU Freshman Featured in Major Music Video
Reanna Guerrero, a freshman at Eastern, and her music teacher mom, are featured in an official, Earth Day-inspired music video by Major Lazer and Marcus Mumford.
Pauline Flett, EWU Faculty Member and Tribal Language Teacher, Dies at 93
The Spokane Tribe of Indians and the Eastern Washington University community are mourning the loss of Pauline Flett, a treasured tribal elder and dedicated teacher of Salish, the once endangered language of the Spokane people.
Honoring the Legacy of Jay Rea, Longtime EWU Archivist
Jay Rea, long time EWU Archivist, former EWU Foundation Board member and former president and secretary-treasurer of the EWU Retirees Association, died on Saturday, April 18, 2020. He was 84.
