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HistoryLink is the Seattle-based open-source online encyclopedia of Washington state history. Averaging 6,900 daily visits, it encourages submissions for its People’s Histories, which are personal memoirs and reminiscences that relate to state history and run 500 to 1,500 words. See link to 700+ samples here.  Writers need not be professionals to contribute People’s … Read more

The Spokane Youth Symphony recognized Judy Graves, Music Program director and professor of piano, for the profound, far-reaching impact her leadership has had on the area musical community by making her the Honored Guest and their annual Spring Tea Luncheon and Silent Auction on May 18. The letter continues as … Read more

A team of EWU researchers is quietly and carefully capturing and collaring campus squirrels for a study of this well-loved population of furry mammals. The research conducted by Charlotte Milling, assistant professor and wildlife biologist, and her students will be added to the Squirrel-Net consortium, making Eastern’s beloved squirrels if not famous, at … Read more

As May begins, the Washington State Employee Assistance Program (EAP) invites you to join in recognizing Mental Health Awareness Month. You can learn about strategies and resources for improving mental well-being in the newsletter below.

The EWU Tribal Nations Advisory Council is accepting applications for the Lucy Covington Fellows Scholarship. This $1,000 scholarship is open to EWU students who are American Indian/Alaska Native and are either entering their junior or senior undergraduate year or are in graduate school with a minimum 2.8 cumulative GPA. The … Read more