Tag: Fall/Winter 2021
People-Friendly Places

Essays edited by Eastern alumna Summer Hess explore one of Spokane’s most interesting urban spaces. Just southwest of the University…
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Man for All Seasons

Bob Quinn, a geography professor with a passion for the weather, died on Oct. 10. In 1967, Robert “Bob” Quinn,…
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Building Relationships

Erin Ross, EWU alumna and member of the Cowlitz Tribe, will guide Eastern’s Tribal Relations Office. In July, Eastern…
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Digital Combatants

Eastern students take on the cyber crooks. A ransomware attack shuts down Colonial Pipeline, largest fuel supplier to the…
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Getting Lit, Virtually

EWU’s Get Lit! festival goes digital, and earns accolades. Eastern’s annual week-long literary festival, Get Lit! — a gathering…
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An Eagle Steps Up

Monica Jaenicke, athlete, alumna and sports communicator, will lead EWU Athletics’ outreach. Over the course of his 31-year career at…
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Eagles Rising

Once they were migrant and seasonal farm workers. Soon they’ll launch careers in health care. CAMP, the College…
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Brave New Computing

Along with his students, an EWU chemist takes his place among the quantum vanguard. Few recent scientific developments are as…
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Fledgling Trustee

Auriana Mitchell brings a youthful perspective to Eastern’s 130-year-old governing body. Beginning in the 1970s, the nation’s higher education governing…
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Alternative Camping

Travel restrictions fail to deter Eastern’s determined geologists. Covid-19’s disruptions over the past year-and-a-half haven’t just affected indoor learning…
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