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The semester commencement honored College of Health Science and Public Health graduates who will go on to make a difference in communities throughout the region and beyond.

The nearly graduated occupational therapists prepared for their careers by serving children in Joya Child and Family Development’s top-notch pediatric clinic.

A recent $480,000 NIH grant will help Jason Ashley, a cell and molecular biologist at EWU, advance his laboratory’s work with signaling proteins.

Mayra Velazquez’s work in partnership with Latinos en Spokane is improving life for Spokane’s Latino community.

The Educational Partnership Agreement will provide experiential learning opportunities for EWU students, while providing problem-solving support for Fairchild AFB.

EWU’s future teachers are participating in a capstone that is helping children attending high-need elementary schools become better readers.

Pianist Hilary Baird has a Cinderella story that leads to Berklee College of Music – and a path to make a difference for individuals with disabilities.

The popular literary festival features a wide variety of authors and events.

Eastern community welcomes China Jude, champion of diversity, equity and inclusion, as a full calendar of Black History Month events come to a close.

This year’s Spokane Cyber Cup competition, hosted by EWU at the Catalyst, attracted 172 participants.