Tag: CAHSS

Through internships, exhibition work, and multidisciplinary art practices, Skylar Miller explores creativity as a meditative and communal experience.

On May 21, the Music Department will present “The Bright Lights of Broadway: The Human Story Behind the Spotlight.”

The night featured readings in poetry and prose from a host of esteemed Eagle writers — Polly Buckingham, Christopher Howell, and Jonathan Johnson among them.

Fifteen students from Eastern Washington University’s urban and regional planning, design and Japanese studies programs experienced applied learning in Japan.

Emily Powers, who earned a bachelor’s degree in Spanish and English as a second language in 2024, will travel to Spain to teach.

The team earned sixth place, a university best, among 36 universities that vied for top honors at the U.S. Army Cadet Command 8th Brigade Ranger Challenge Competition.

Florence Osei, a second-year graduate student pursuing a master’s degree in urban and regional planning, received the international award.

The popular festival brings together dozens of published authors for three days of free and low-cost literary events.

An urban planning student and her faculty mentor looked into algorithmic rental price fixing. The published article was eye-opening.

EWU criminal justice student Sarah Acheson shares how hands-on learning opportunities prepared her to launch a career in forensic science.