Category: Alumni Profiles

This spring, Eagle nation gathered — virtually, of course — to honor the remarkable accomplishments of five awesome alumni. By…

The Cheney Depot, long the gateway to EWU, is on the move     Even after the advent of the…

A recent EWU grad is poised to make his mark on biochemistry By Leilah Langley John Vant ’18 would be…

Give back to EWU on your own terms, while helping next-generation professionals. By EWU Alumni Association For Eastern students and…

In February, EWU hosted the USA National Curling Championships. By Eastern Magazine Back in February, just weeks before the coronavirus…

Eastern Graduates Are at the Heart of Spokane’s Coronavirus Response By Charles E. Reineke It is not glamorous work. The…

Noelle Covarrubias left Eastern, but dreamed of returning. A new online degree program is making it happen. By Eastern Magazine…

An alumnus craftsman and his wife present Eastern with a tuneful, long-lived contribution. By Eastern Magazine Lynn Nelson ’69 is…

The Hawaiian word lokahi, roughly defined, means “balanced, unified and harmonious.” For Michelle Horton ’10, and others who call the Aloha State home, the term is often deployed to describe the sort of benevolent, communitarian way of living that they and their neighbors aspire to perfect.

Jody Graves, a music professor and director of piano studies at EWU, in October was inducted into the Steinway &…