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March 8 performance will feature music from Eyes Wide Shut, Psycho, and Howl’s Moving Castle.

EWU men’s and women’s basketball each boast strong tournament resumés.

After a lifetime of making a difference in their careers, Ken and Kathy Privratsky continue to make a difference in retirement by supporting scholarships for EWU students who go on to do life-changing work with children and adults.

Dear Eagle Family and Friends, Each day I try to make time to walk around campus and interact with our incredible students, whether it’s catching them between classes or attending a campus event. It is energizing to see them learning, exploring and making memories. As part of my efforts to engage our students, I recently…

Our hearts are heavy that another mass shooting has taken student lives on an American college campus. EWU knows that preparing for the potential of such a scenario here at Eastern is not easy, but it is necessary. In light of the tragic events that unfolded at Michigan State University on Feb. 13, we would…

English and philosophy professor Paul Lindholdt takes students in his honors course to the shores of the Spokane River every spring. Students read about the river as part of the First Year Experience (FYE) honors course named for the river. The course pivots on The Spokane River, a book Lindholdt edited and cowrote in 2018.…

Eastern recently welcomed Washington State Supreme Court Justice Debra Stephens – along with approximately 100 students from the West Valley School District —  for its 13th annual Civics Conference

After careful deliberation, and in consultation with Faculty Senate and union leadership, the Executive Leadership Team of EWU has chosen individuals to serve on the two task forces for the strategic resource allocation process. It is important to remember that task force members do not represent a particular department or service. They were selected for…

Schwendiman was honored for her more than two decades of visionary leadership at the university.

The impromptu lecture gave members of the Eastern community an opportunity to understand the geology of the devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake in southeastern Turkey and northeastern Syria.