Tag: Biology
EWU Researcher Seeks Insights Into Immunity
A $362,000 federal grant will help Eastern Washington University’s Savini Thrikawala observe drug interactions with immune cells in real time.
[Read more]EWU Students Activate a Living Laboratory
August 11, 2026
A new course is transforming the campus landscape into a living laboratory focused on applied learning and environmental sustainability.
[Read more]EWU Hosts Middle School Students for Day of Hands-On Learning
June 10, 2026
The Eastern team partnered with Spokane Public Schools’ Native Education Program for this memorable science-theme visit.
[Read more]Scholarships Fuel a Future in Fisheries Science
March 10, 2026
Scholarship support helps EWU graduate student Sam Caruso turn a lifelong love of Spokane’s rivers into fisheries research.
[Read more]CSTEM Students Make Science ‘Spooky’ for Kids
October 28, 2025
More than 100 student volunteers collaborated with faculty for this fun-filled, Halloween-theme event.
[Read more]Campus Clean-Up Boosts EWU Climate Resiliency
May 13, 2025
Faculty and staff volunteers beautified campus, adding native and climate resilient plants to the landscape.
[Read more]Student Overcomes Obstacles to Graduate
June 20, 2024
Scholarship recipient Roxanne McPeck was conferred with a Master of Science in biology degree during Eastern’s June 15 commencement ceremony.
[Read more]Researchers Have a ‘New’ Home
May 17, 2024 by Melodie Little
EWU celebrates the opening of the first phase of a renovation that is transforming the 1960s-era Science Building into a modern research hub.
[Read more]Biology Student Wins Prestigious STEM Scholarship
May 31, 2019 by
Marcos Monteiro, a junior studying Biology at Eastern, is the university’s first ever Barry Goldwater Scholar.
[Read more]EWU Launches Prairie Restoration Project
May 7, 2019 by
Members of the Eastern community and representatives from local tribes joined EWU President Mary Cullinan on Wednesday to launch a major sustainability initiative that will restore one-third of EWU-owned land to its native habitat. The Cheney campus spans some 300 acres, more than 100 acres of which is farmland to the west of campus. The…
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