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The publication, created by History Professor Bill Youngs and his students in the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s, is now more easily accessible.

The April 3 concert at Showalter Hall was made possible thanks to a generous gift supporting EWU arts.

The Eastern Washington University musical-theater rendition received multiple awards from BroadwayWorld.

After warming up with a campus performance, musicians and guests will play at the conference this weekend.

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.

Trulove made a positive impact for students as a professor of economics, while also serving as the mayor of Cheney for five terms.

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

Johns, who has worked tirelessly to advocate for social justice, minority rights and environmental protection, will lead a series of workshops.

Her contributions on behalf of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People and other important causes is making an impact.