Category: Applied Learning
Future OT Awarded Latino Center for Health Fellowship
February 24, 2025

Tanya Valdenea, who will graduate this spring, is passionate about occupational therapy and the potential to make a life-changing difference.
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EWU Announces Sale of KEWU-FM license to Spokane’s Oldies Preservation Society

When finalized, the transaction will garner $510,000 in cash and $300,000 in publicity and advertising credit.
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EWU Musicians Partner with Spokane Symphony for Campus Concert

The April 3 concert at Showalter Hall was made possible thanks to a generous gift supporting EWU arts.
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Geosciences Students Join West Plains PFAS Testing Effort
February 12, 2025

The Eastern Washington University team is quantifying PFAS contamination levels and connecting affected households with clean water sources.
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Student Geologist Wins Excellence Award
January 16, 2025

Kevin Taylor did outstanding work mapping faults and folds for a field camp capstone.
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EWU Student Vocalist Welcomed New Citizens
January 13, 2025

Za’Kayla Jones, a first year psychology student, sang the national anthem at a recent naturalization ceremony.
[Read more]Ashes to Art Exhibit, Google Grant and Women’s Sports Among Top 2024 EWU Stories
December 30, 2024

Here are a few year-end highlights that offer a snapshot of EWU’s many positive accomplishments.
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Scholarship Recipient Wins Murdock Poster Prize

Jeff Schell credits hands-on research, conducted under the mentorship of Krisztian Magori, and a timely scholarship with supporting his career path.
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President’s Holiday Video Gets Rave Reviews!
December 5, 2024

Students from EWU’s four colleges have some fun as they crack a “nutty” case – and earn tens of thousands of online views for the video.
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Grant to Support Probe of Rare, Deadly Disorder in Infants
November 22, 2024

NIH announces $350,000 to help chemistry professors Nick Burgis and Yao Houndonougbo explore ways to “stabilize ITPA clinical variants.”
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