Category: University

The series of events will commemorate the 50th anniversary of Spokane’s World’s Fair, known as Expo ’74.

Mayra Velazquez’s work in partnership with Latinos en Spokane is improving life for Spokane’s Latino community.

The Educational Partnership Agreement will provide experiential learning opportunities for EWU students, while providing problem-solving support for Fairchild AFB.

Sanai Maraire was recently named as a President’s Student Civic Leadership Award winner for her work planning the inaugural “MLK Day of Service: Empowerment Through Action” conference.

EWU computer science students are once again heading to nationals this spring after taking first place in the Northwest regional of a major national cyber competition. Last year, EWU Cyber Defenders won the national games after an eight-hour battle involving real-world scenarios over teams from universities like Syracuse, Florida and Cal State Polytechnic. To win the…

Dear Eagle Family and Friends, The long-awaited spring weather has finally arrived! And with it, the snow is gone, winter classes are wrapping up and Spring Break is on the horizon for our students. April will mark the final push through the academic year, and commencement will be here before we know it. (Read the…

The EWU School of Business recently kicked off its inaugural speaker series in front of a big crowd at the downtown Catalyst

PLUS is housed in the JFK library.  We service both the Cheney and Spokane campus’ including quarter and semester programs. We are proud to have been serving EWU students for 32 years.   PLUS provides FREE academic support services in the form of Tutoring (small group, online e-Tutoring, Drop-In Tutoring and Virtual Reality Tutoring embedded in…

Dear Eagle Family and Friends, Despite the groundhog signaling an early spring, it appears Mother Nature wasn’t ready to let go of winter quite yet. Our campus is once more blanketed in a layer of snow, and the heavy coats have made one last appearance (hopefully). But despite the wintery weather, we’re trying our best…

Imagine it’s 1:30 AM on a Saturday night, the phone rings, and your student whispers on the other end – “Mom, I got in trouble.” Despite your best efforts to guide your student, sometimes they make poor choices. The goal of this blog is to prepare you with resources and information to take some of…