EWU News

Category: Arts & Humanities

EWU Supporting Project to Preserve Spokane’s Black History

October 12, 2023

EWU Supporting Project to Preserve Spokane’s Black History

If you have pieces of personal or community history to contribute to this important project, please bring them for scanning.

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EWU Celebrates Hispanic Latinx/e Cultures and Histories

September 25, 2023

EWU Celebrates Hispanic Latinx/e Cultures and Histories

The Hispanic Latinx/e Heritage Gathering and Meet and Greet is rescheduled for Oct. 5.

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For Big Data Analytics, Music May Hold the Key

September 12, 2023

For Big Data Analytics, Music May Hold the Key

In a new study, an EWU-lead research team touts the potential of “data-to-music” algorithms.

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EWU’s Mariachi Las Águilas Plays for Spokane Indians Baseball Fans

August 20, 2023

EWU’s Mariachi Las Águilas Plays for Spokane Indians Baseball Fans

The student musicians also accepted a gift from the Spokane Indians in support of mariachi student scholarships.

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Eagle Grants Program Awards $37,000 in Funding

July 27, 2023

Eagle Grants Program Awards $37,000 in Funding

The funding will enhance learning and create opportunities for students.

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EWU Theatre’s Presentation of ‘Twelfth Night The Musical’ Runs Until March 11

March 2, 2023

EWU Theatre’s Presentation of ‘Twelfth Night The Musical’ Runs Until March 11

The musical is a “radically inclusive” adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, a classic story of love and mistaken identity. 

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EWU String Orchestra to Perform a Program of Music in Film

February 28, 2023

EWU String Orchestra to Perform a Program of Music in Film

March 8 performance will feature music from Eyes Wide Shut, Psycho, and Howl’s Moving Castle.

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Spokane River Water-Quality Study to Highlight EWU Spring Honors Course

February 15, 2023 by

Spokane River Water-Quality Study to Highlight EWU Spring Honors Course

English and philosophy professor Paul Lindholdt takes students in his honors course to the shores of the Spokane River every spring. Students read about the river as part of the First Year Experience (FYE) honors course named for the river. The course pivots on The Spokane River, a book Lindholdt edited and cowrote in 2018.

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Angela Schwendiman Recognized for Her Outstanding Work at EWU

February 9, 2023

Angela Schwendiman Recognized for Her Outstanding Work at EWU

Schwendiman was honored for her more than two decades of visionary leadership at the university.

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Plenty for your Family to “Dig” at Archaeology Day

September 19, 2019 by

Photo: Alkali Lake Washington

A celebration of historic preservation will give visitors a rare opportunity to travel back in time and immerse themselves in the history and culture of the Columbia Plateau’s native people during the 2nd annual Spokane Archaeology Day. This interactive event will feature something for everyone – including demonstrations, exhibits and Native American storytelling from 10

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