Tag: Campus Messages

Scharosch is a higher education attorney with more than a decade of experience serving in crucial roles at EWU.

McMahan encourages students to get involved with this week’s EWU Homecoming traditions.

President McMahan announces a new leadership structure for University Advancement.

More information will be provided about individual job classifications and pay ranges in the weeks to come.

Baca brings more than 30 years of higher education leadership experience to help guide EWU’s operations, planning and financial strategy.

Dr. Smith brings to EWU a wealth of experience and a deep commitment to academic excellence, student achievement, and faculty success.

EWU President Shari McMahan provides an update on the state’s 2025-2027 operating and capital budget.

A link to the slide show presentation is available in this article.

EWU is aware of a social media post raising concerns about a potential threat. The EWU Police Department is actively investigating. At this time it has found no credible threat to campus safety.

President McMahan shared the following message with students to welcome them to spring quarter and acknowledge the broader national conversations happening around higher education, including topics such as financial aid, civil rights, and free speech.