Archive: stories

The students of ART 313 “Art Across Time: 17th century-Present” investigated the complex nuances associated with the Rococo movement. Examining French aristocracy, the influence of 18th century Chinese design, and exploring the delicate intricacies of passion, students dove into the labyrinth of iconography that is “Rococo.” While conducting scholarly research on specific works of art,…

EWU Students! Stop by to learn about JFK services and resources!  This quarter, 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 Interlibrary Loan and Summit Borrowing Research Services PLUS Writers’ Center MMC/Student Technology Services Stop by…

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…

White Privilege, Power, and Supremacy Explore the complex depths of societal challenges with our curated collection on “White Privilege, Power, and Supremacy.” Delve into thought-provoking narratives that shed light on the historical roots, contemporary manifestations, and the ongoing efforts to combat this pressing issue. These books aim to foster understanding, empathy, and dialogue in the…

EWU Libraries and EWU’s Counseling and Wellness Services invite students to unwind with therapy dogs at this dead week event! Wednesday, March 13 | JFK Lobby | Beginning at 10:45 am Session 1 | Teams: Linda & Gabbie, and Bruce & Hope | 10:45 am – 11:45 am Session 2 | Teams: Cyndi & Milo,…

This event brings police officers and the community members they serve together–over coffee–to discuss issues and learn more about each other. Bring your questions, or just stop by to say hello, over a free cup of coffee. Thanks to Thomas Hammer Coffee Roasters for the generous event sponsorship!  

The students of ART 312 “Art Across Time: Prehistory-17th Century” have engaged with the rise of Fresco Secco (dry fresco) and the transition to Buon Fresco (wet fresco) in ancient art. Upon learning about frescoes created by the ancient Minoans through the Roman Empire, students conducted research into the techniques, purpose, and locations of specific…

Learn in a supportive, hands-on, and fun environment! This five-credit, online course focuses on interdisciplinary information literacy skills and library research techniques. is applicable to research projects and assignments in various majors. meets General Education requirements. requires no textbook purchase! This course will help you build a solid foundation for conducting independent academic research in…

Celebrating the traditions, languages, contributions, achievements and stories of Native Peoples of this land! Stop by JFK to see this curated display of rich materials, all available to check out.

The students of ART 312 “Art Across Time: Prehistory-17th century” spent weeks engaged in the analysis of artifacts containing ancient writing. Ranging from Sumerian Cuneiform to Egyptian hieroglyphics, students not only ascertained how early writing cultivated cultural progress, but investigated unique methodologies employed to disperse ancient text, such as cylinder seals. Each student conducted independent…