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Their adaptive kayak makes this popular water sport more accessible and enjoyable for veterans.

The final round of the Eagle Startup Challenge awarded a total of $45,500 to make dreams a reality.

The exhibit is part of a unique gift that also created the Dr. Robert H. Secrist Gallery at JFK Library.

The evening to honor outstanding Eagles was filled with inspirational stories.

SRA Co-Champions Jonathan Anderson, provost, and Mary Voves, vice president of Business and Finance, provide updates for the campus community.

John Cogley, an EWU retiree who was a professor in therapeutic recreation while helping countless students earn their degrees and pursue their careers, died on Dec. 31, 2022. He was 77.

Dear Eagle Family and Friends, Summer is just around the corner at EWU, and the cherry blossoms are painting our campus pink – a beautiful sight to accompany the sunny weather. And for our seniors — summer means graduation! I have had the honor of attending three commencement ceremonies so far, the annual African American…

The event brought together healthcare leaders to explore solutions to the nationwide nursing shortage.

Since World War I, the university has lost approximately 50 students and alumni who died while serving our country.

Awards were given to students, organizations and staff members who make a difference for others.