Category: Science
Health Heroes
Eastern Graduates Are at the Heart of Spokane’s Coronavirus Response By Charles E. Reineke It is not glamorous work. The…
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Transformative Vision
Not only will the new Catalyst structure help change the way the world constructs buildings, it will alter for the…
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The Road Less Lethal
On the Colville Reservation, deadly car crashes have become a tragic fact of life. EWU faculty and students are determined…
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A colorful celebration of discovery now enlivens the Science Building. By Eastern Magazine Even as the new Interdisciplinary Science Center…
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Joy and Growth
Eastern physical therapy students learn by assisting little ones in need. By Eastern Magazine Watching children grow, play and learn…
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Mysteries of the Microbiome
A prominent EWU scientist and his students explores new ways of thinking about a devastating neurodegenerative disease.
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Brave New Communications
Augmented reality gives prospective students a window into all things Eastern. By Eastern Magazine Plopped down among EWU’s Cheney Hall,…
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Beauty Wild and Untrammeled
Can Eastern Restore a Long-Lost Patch of Prairie? By Charles E. Reineke In the days before the land was plotted,…
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A Next-Generation Science Star Steps Up
Earlier this year Marcos Monteiro, a molecular biology student at EWU, earned the university’s first-ever Goldwater Scholarship. Think of it…
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For the Love of Lichen
June 4, 2019
Thanks to an intrepid Eastern researcher, an ‘odd organism’ gets its turn in the spotlight. By Charles E. Reineke She…
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