Archive: stories

Student Spotlight: Lauren Gilmore BA in English: Literary Studies Lauren Gilmore is a student in the English Bachelor of Arts program with an emphasis in Literary Studies. She will graduate in March 2021. What projects have you worked on that you would like to highlight? Right now, I am preparing to teach a class at…

Recorded by the “Quarantine Quartet,” this string performance was submitted by an EWU alum. Violin I: Lucia Lostumbo Violin II: Kate Slyusarev Viola: James Marshall Cello: Mikaela Elms

Eres Mi Otro Yo: Storytelling from the Borderlands by Judy Rohrer I want to tell a story about recognition, misrecognition, identification, disidentification. I want to tell a story about “them,” that I am increasingly realizing is a story about me, about us. I want to tell a story about experience, genealogy, memory – a story…

Student Spotlight: Grace Wahlman BA in Technical Communication 2020 Francis B. Huston Medallion Recipient Grace Wahlman is a student in the BA in Technical Communication program, and she graduates June 2020. What projects have you worked on that you would like to highlight? Currently I write and edit freelance, which is something I’d be interested…

Student Spotlight: Aaron Hutchinson BA Interdisciplinary Studies in Journalism, Creative Writing, and Screenwriting Aaron Hutchinson is a student in the Interdisciplinary Studies program in Creative Writing, Journalism, and Screenwriting. He will graduate in Winter 2021. What projects have you worked on that you would like to highlight? I currently write two articles a week for…

Our Online Master in Education (MEd) Program and the undergraduate Special Education Program were ranked 14th and 24th in the nation, respectively, by GradReports. This selection was based upon GradReports methodology of matching a student’s debt upon graduation to the median salary of graduates.

Thank you to our very own Miranda Hein for working so tirelessly alongside your fellow artists to educate, support and pave the way for the next generation of dreamers and creators. Truly, their gifts and interests should be nurtured and you help empower young artists with opportunity. To learn more about Miranda and her colleagues’…

Our WAGE Center work-study students have spent some time over the last couple of weeks creating this website of intersectional readings, resources, and videos related to COVID-19. If you have ideas or suggestions to add, please reach out to llogan83@ewu.edu.

People are still saying “the virus doesn’t discriminate,” but we know that’s not true. The virus is hitting vulnerable populations the hardest – our elderly, those with underlying health conditions, unhoused people, Natives, Black and Brown communities and especially those living at any of these intersections. These are the same folks disproportionately trapped in prisons,…

Eleven EWU students enrolled in Catherine Girard’s art history seminar travelled to Los Angeles, California, where they visited the special exhibition Manet and Modern Beauty at the J. Paul Getty Museum.