Category: Arts & Humanities

This week’s events, held from Feb. 18-21, highlight the artistic talent of our EWU and Spokane BIPOC communities.

Their articles about people who lived and worked “downwind” of the Hanford nuclear site are now published on the Manhattan Project’s National Historical Park website.

Za’Kayla Jones, a first year psychology student, sang the national anthem at a recent naturalization ceremony.

Clifford Odets’ riveting tale of the American working class will be performed by fifteen student actors and professional actor Ricardo Ibarra-Rivera. 

The exhibit, featuring about 70 posters, will run through election day.

EWU musicians earn top honors while competing at MusicFest Northwest.

The concert, featuring performances by students, faculty and alumni, will be held on May 23 at The Fox Theater.

Pianist Hilary Baird has a Cinderella story that leads to Berklee College of Music – and a path to make a difference for individuals with disabilities.

The popular literary festival features a wide variety of authors and events.

EWU’s involvement through volunteerism, sponsorship, and film contributions has helped SpIFF to grow.