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Message from President Shari McMahan to the EWU faculty and staff.

Marilyn Smith is embracing applied learning while juggling two jobs and supporting a family.

Kensi Nelson is helping to spread the word that Eastern needs a scholarship fund to support its occupational therapy students.

EWU’s new chief academic officer will bring a wealth of experience to the position.

“Eastern Washington University remains committed to our mission and values and continues to be dedicated to opportunity and success for all students,” McMahan says.

As parents, you strive to prepare your children for the challenges they may face in college. While the focus is often on academics, social life, and general safety, another topic that deserves attention is sextortion. In today’s digital age, understanding and discussing sextortion with your college-aged child can significantly mitigate potential risks and protect their…

Tanya Valdenea, who will graduate this spring, is passionate about occupational therapy and the potential to make a life-changing difference.

When finalized, the transaction will garner $510,000 in cash and $300,000 in publicity and advertising credit.

The April 3 concert at Showalter Hall was made possible thanks to a generous gift supporting EWU arts.

College students are faced with many challenges as they navigate student life and expectations. Not only are they tasked with learning how to manage their time, but also how to manage their wellbeing. Balancing academic demands, social pressure and general distractions can be difficult to manage and can contribute to students’ mental health challenges. On…