Since 1994, EWU and Mukogawa Women’s University in Nishinomiya, Japan, have exchanged professors for one week of teaching. Unfortunately, the 2020 exchange was postponed due to COVID-19, however, EWU has rescheduled the trip and moved forward with the 2021 and 2022 nominations.
As president and leaders of Eastern Washington University, we are outraged and overwhelmingly appalled by the tragic event of George Floyd’s death.
Students in a new gardening club were eager to get their hands dirty and the EWU Community Garden was on track to cultivate a great crop this year. When the COVID-19 pandemic forced a change of plans, one dedicated employee kept things growing.
The sun is shining and temperatures are rising—the perfect time to get outside and enjoy the Inland Northwest. And if you’re scratching your head trying to find ways to stay active during the pandemic, the EWU Recreation and Leisure Services Department has some exciting suggestions for getting “out there.”
NEW VIDEO ADDED: EWU choir students create EWU Fight Song video for the campus community to enjoy.
William “Bill” Wolrehammer died May 8, 2020 at his home in Cheney following a battle with illness stemming from his time served in the Vietnam War. He was 88.
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