Category: Applied Learning

A $362,000 federal grant will help Eastern Washington University’s Savini Thrikawala observe drug interactions with immune cells in real time.

A new course is transforming the campus landscape into a living laboratory focused on applied learning and environmental sustainability.

Through her Master of Social Work internship, Kenna Hurley turns classroom knowledge into meaningful support for at-risk youth.

The alumna established several endowed funds to support student scholarships and applied learning for Eastern Washington University students.

About 2,600 Eastern Washington University students have made the Dean’s List for Spring Quarter 2026.

Michael Bushyeager built career-ready skills through hands-on learning while creating meaningful work for the campus community.

From developing a business plan to balancing academics and athletics, Lucy Bowers is building the collaboration, leadership, and organizational skills to prepare for a career in project management.

The award made it possible for Maria Sarmiento to pursue a Washington Legislative Internship in Olympia.

Eastern Washington University’s Applied Learning graduation requirement will be effective at the start of the 2027-28 academic year.

From PFAS research and mineral analysis to teaching and community outreach, Jerusha Hampson is applying her geosciences education to real-world environmental challenges.