Eastern Magazine

The Magazine for Eastern Washington University Alumni and Friends

Featured
A Future Beyond the Fields
A cooling tower at EWU's Rozell Physical Plant Building.
Campus
Out-of-Sight Infrastructure
Jess Walter in his Spokane writing studio.
Featured
Where the Story Started
EWU’s Ethan Parker, a senior from Austin, Texas. Photo by Braeden Harlow.
Sports
Back On Course
A young dancer at a recent EWU Spirit of the Eagle Powwow.
Campus
Respect and Commitment
EWU President McMahan
Campus
Toward a Bright Future
Students
Fall Fest
Featured
A New Era of Discovery
An undated image of Steve Simmons, mathematics professor and founder of EWU’s computer science program.
Science
New Degrees, More Security
Paperbound Books
Students
Where Books Abound
EWU Foundation Annual Report
Travel
On the Road
Student actors in EWU's production of The Prom.
Students
Rave Reviews
Gary Krug photo
In Memoriam
An ‘Idiosyncratic Genius’
Professor Bill Youngs with two of his EWU students.
Giving
Giving Joy, National Parks Edition
Research
Classification Boost
Military Support logo
Campus
Serving Those Who Served
Campus
Back Story

Fall/Winter 2025-26

Back Story

Back Story

EWU’s federally funded TRIO/McNair Post-baccalaureate Achievement Program has helped dozens of talented students succeed.
President McMahan

Rising to Challenges

Eastern Washington University is the region’s polytechnic. And we remain, proudly, a place of possibilities.
EWU geosciences students Basil Lund [left] and Cadence Meier-Grolman collect lake water samples near Spokane County’s West Plains. Photo by Chad Pritchard.

Chemical Hunters

Eagle students join the effort to measure local PFAS contaminations.
School of Nursing graduates Mia Rogers (left) and Chloe Jones.

Eagle Care

EWU’s first class of nurses is ready to make their mark.
Classification Boost

Classification Boost

Eastern’s new RCU status will open doors for grants, research collaborations.
Student actors in EWU's production of The Prom.

Rave Reviews

The Prom earns accolades from a noted regional publication.
Professor Bill Youngs with two of his EWU students.

Giving Joy, National Parks Edition

A gift opens doors for students aiming to study ‘America’s best idea.’
Military Support logo

Serving Those Who Served

EWU earns national recognition for its support of veterans.
A new STA doubledecker bus on display at EWU's PUB. Photo by Chris Thompson.

Twice the Ride

Double-Decker busses will add a second floor to the Cheney commute.
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