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Fifteen students from Eastern Washington University’s urban and regional planning, design and Japanese studies programs experienced applied learning in Japan.

Faculty and staff pitched in to help beautify campus as commencement season approaches.

The event prepares students for business luncheons and other professional networking events.

The students made 13 presentations representing their research, much of which was conducted as extracurricular work.

The GWSS students delivered research presentations at the 45th Gender Studies Symposium, a nationally prominent gathering of scholars hosted by Lewis & Clark College.

The team’s winning design featured a sophisticated robotic arm, precision servo steering, and a specialized dumping mechanism.

Nominations are open now through June 1 and can be submitted by colleagues, students or by self-nomination.

Catch up on some of the latest happenings and accomplishments at Eastern Washington University.

Emily Powers, who earned a bachelor’s degree in Spanish and English as a second language in 2024, will travel to Spain to teach.

Mohammed Mohammed became an entrepreneur at age 16.