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Join our campus community for a variety of inspirational events, organized by Africana Studies and other campus partners, to honor Black History Month.

The President’s annual celebration for employees was a time to connect and have fun.

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.

The final candidate forum will be held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 5.

We invite students to make themselves at home at the JFK Library and Learning Commons. Whether they crave a quiet place to study, an area to collaborate with classmates, or a lounge space to enjoy a Thomas Hammer coffee with friends, the library is the place to be! On Thursday, Feb. 6, 11 am to…

As food and living costs remain high, Eastern’s campus community is stepping up to help.

Shari McMahan provides resources to answer questions you may have regarding recent news.

“As students, you are the heart of our Eastern Washington University community, and your well-being—academically, emotionally, and personally—remains our top priority,” McMahan says.

Read about some of our recent EWU news and highlights.

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