Archive: stories

EWU Libraries invite students to unwind with therapy dogs at this dead week event! Wednesday, March 12 | JFK Lounge Area Near New Books | Beginning at 11:30 am Session 1  | 11:30 am – 12:15 pm Kelly and Romeo Session 2 | 12:30 pm – 1:15 pm Cyndi and Milo For accommodations, please call…

Celebrate the rich tapestry of Black History with our specially curated collection for Black History Month. Explore the profound contributions, struggles, triumphs, and cultural heritage of African Americans through a diverse array of literature. This display honors the voices that have shaped our world and guides readers on a journey of understanding, empathy, and appreciation…

Do you use APA style in your discipline? Learn about Academic Writer (a new online APA style writing resource) and discover how to use it to help students master scholarly writing! Academic Writer offers 24/7 access to a complete digital environment to help students learn the guidelines of APA Style and write APA-formatted scholarly papers…

We need your opinion! Visit our “furniture lab” demo space, and try out various seating and writing surfaces. Provide your feedback by completing a short survey accessible via QR code. This  experience closes on January 30, 2025. Have questions or need an accommodation? Call 509.359.6201.  

EWU’s Gender, Women’s and Sexuality Studies Department (GWSS) invites all to experience the return of the Activist in Residence (AiR) program in Winter 2025. AiR programming consists of four workshops, and related art exhibit in JFK’s Secrist Gallery, January 15 to February 19, 2025. 2025 Activist in Residence is Jacob Johns, a Hopi and Akimel…

EWU Students! Stop by to learn about JFK services and resources!  Take advantage of all the JFK Library and Learning Commons has to offer. All our partners and services will be at this event, including: Equipment Checkout Services Research Services Curriculum Center (Children & YA Materials) PLUS Writers’ Center MMC/Student Technology Services with Special Guest:…

Students investigated the many written components necessary to create text for art shows, gallery exhibits, and museum collections. Throughout this project, students created their own narratives to describe the visual art in the exhibit, understanding that narratives take both visual and textual form.   On display now through January 10, 2025.

Exploring Public Health: Building Stronger, Healthier Communities This display highlights books on topics such as global health, mental health, epidemiology, nutrition, and the social determinants of health. Learn about the challenges we face—from pandemics to health disparities—and discover how individuals and communities can work toward a healthier future. Explore stories, research, and ideas that inspire…

Wed., Nov. 13 | JFK Library, Lower Level, AUX Classroom | Noon – 1:30 Watch this thought-provoking and timely lecture  by Dr. Mark Finney, Executive Director of Thrive International. As the number of displaced people hits historical levels around the world, Dr. Finney presented how local communities are essential in creating solutions. Displacement is driven…

In honor of Veterans Day, the Veterans Resource Center will be hosting a display in the JFK Lobby from 28 October through 15 November. The display will feature resource materials, uniform displays, archival photos and service challenge coins recognizing our veterans. There will also be a message wall for all to post messages, photos, and…