A message from President Mary Cullinan: We saw one of the rights of our Constitution unfold in real time. Our students and campus community members exercised their right to speak freely and also supported one another.
Hope Sands, an honors program junior studying anthropology, traveled to the Netherlands and Germany with the Summer Institute on Inclusion, Diversity and the Holocaust.
“Empowering a child in a wheelchair to successfully and confidently do something like trick-or-treating is exactly what occupational therapy is all about,” says EWU student Serena Dewey.
Specifically, the judges emphasized the successful face of the building and the auditorium staircase that “integrated the life of the whole building.”
For kids with neurodiversity conditions such as autism, ADHD and anxiety, Halloween trick-or-treating can be more frightful than fun.
While thousands of students have submitted their MMR documentation, a significant number of students have not yet been able to do so.
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