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EWU is saddened to report that Cecil Thomas Jose, PhD, who taught Native American Studies and Urban and Rural Planning until he retired in 1998, passed away on Nov. 10, 2023. On behalf of the university’s faculty and staff, we extend our condolences to his loved ones and our gratitude for his service to students…

This year’s winners did exemplary work to ensure the university could provide a high-level of service for students, even during a pandemic.

EWU English professor Paul Lindholdt helps students strengthen their academic records by crafting entries for the Spokane Historical website.

Many of us remember that first day of Kindergarten. You held your child’s hand, watching them carrying a backpack on their shoulders almost as big as they were, leading them through the door of their new school. They either panicked and clung to your legs for dear life or gleefully sprinted away in excitement with…

The $100,000 grant supports EWU’s near-peer mentoring program.

MultiCare grant made this cutting-edge care possible.

Master Sgt. Frank Cantu received the U.S. Army’s ROTC Instructor of the Year for 2023, a fitting recognition for the teacher and veteran.

A variety of performances are scheduled through Dec. 1.

EWU just switched academic planning tools for students. The new Degree Works Planner has benefits such as being connected to a student’s degree audit. With this major upgrade, faculty, students, and staff no longer must have two windows open for academic planning.  The “Still Needed” section of the planner shows the missing course requirements based…