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The College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences awarded World Music Fund Awards to four student organizations and groups whose activities include incorporating world music and related performance of cultural expression. CAHSS is excited to announce the student organizations receiving the award: Ballet Folklorico de Aztlan Black Student Union Native American Student Association (NASA) Native…

EWU’s Assistant Professor of History and Director of Social Studies Education, Jacki Hedlund Tyler, published her book Leveraging an Empire – Settler Colonialism and the Legalities of Citizenship in the Pacific Northwest. The book evaluates Oregon’s exclusionary laws related to national issues of slavery, immigration, land ownership, education, suffrage, and naturalization and examines the process…

Enjoy a moment of peace as our EWU String Orchestra performs Antonio Vivaldi’s “Spring” from “The Four Seasons.” Featuring Amanda Howard-Phillips on violin and directed by Dr. John Marshall.

EWU Gender, Women’s & Sexuality Studies presents for winter 2022 Contemporary Issues in Feminist Research, featuring faculty and staff presenting research in their disciplines from a feminist perspective. Contemporary Issues in Feminist Research All events will be held virtually via Zoom. Feminism in the Sciences Thursday, Feb. 10th Noon – 12:50 pm Science is not…

Mindful Mondays Mimi Marinucci, PhD, will facilitate three virtual sessions for EWU faculty and staff. Sessions will include gentle yoga, breathwork, and meditation. All sessions are from 3:30 – 4:30 p.m.  

The Gender, Women’s & Sexuality Studies Program and the Women’s and Gender Education Center are the lead organizers of the Activist in Residence (AiR) program on the EWU campus. For a ninth year, AiR will bring an activist to campus to work with EWU students, staff, faculty, and community members during winter quarter of 2022.…

Congratulations to Sheila Woodward in being elected Executive Vice President of the International Music Council Executive Board.

Margo Hill, a member of the Spokane Tribe of Indians and an Eastern Washington University professor, was among about 40 people who attended a fall rally to advocate for the removal of the statue of John Robert Monaghan, in downtown Spokane. The familiar statue of Monaghan sits at the corner of Riverside Avenue and Monroe…

Kylee Jones ’18 is an Associate Transportation Planner II from the Spokane Regional Transportation Council. Her experience at EWU in the Urban and Regional Planning program helped her find this profession she otherwise wouldn’t have known about.

Here is our collection of Annual Reports from 2018 to 2021.