Eagle 1 News: January 2021
The beginning of 2021, with its political unrest and crazy windstorms, has already tested our fortitude. But it’s early, and we have much to look forward to as we begin a new year.
The beginning of 2021, with its political unrest and crazy windstorms, has already tested our fortitude. But it’s early, and we have much to look forward to as we begin a new year.
David May, EWU’s interim president, announced on Tuesday that the university is planning for the possibility of returning to mostly in-person instruction this fall.
The director of Eastern Washington University’s Public Health Program, David Line, PhD, recently received the COVID-19 vaccine in Spokane.
Amy Tan, best known for her work “The Joy Luck Club,” is virtually visiting EWU for a reading and conversation on Friday, Jan. 22.
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.
President David May hosted a virtual town hall on Thursday, Jan. 14 to discuss the future of the university. Employees were encouraged to share their thoughts on the vision of the university moving forward.
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