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The Puget Sound Business Journal has named Eastern Washington University President Shari McMahan to its Power 100 list.

Kimarie Fox and Antonio Cazarez were among just 150 students invited to the global conference.

The two-hour workshop on Oct. 21 is designed to help faculty stay current with technology tools and best practices.

A $20 million, multi-year infrastructure overhaul is bringing reliability, efficiency and safety improvements to the facility.

The Office of Grant and Research Development is hosting training sessions to help the campus community navigate the new database.

Scharosch is a higher education attorney with more than a decade of experience serving in crucial roles at EWU.

The exterior is among multiple areas receiving attention, as Eastern’s “Sputnik-era building” is transformed into a hub for modern-day research and instruction.

McMahan encourages students to get involved with this week’s EWU Homecoming traditions.

AKPsi, the nation’s oldest and largest coed professional business fraternity, provides students with opportunities to build professional skills, expand networks and enrich their overall university experience.

The traditional ringing at EWU’s One Room School House brought together students, faculty and staff.