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EWU Professor’s Book Finds Admirers in an Unexpected Place

February 18, 2020

Mimi Marinucci

Like many university professors, EWU’s Mimi Marinucci uses her own book in one of the classes she teaches. But she

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KREM Features AiR

February 14, 2020

Lili Navarrete and Lisa Logan Interviewed by Casey Decker of KREM

Casey Decker of KREM visited Women’s and Gender Studies to interview 2020 Activist in Residence, Lili Navarrete and WAGE Center

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Spokesman-Review Features AiR

February 12, 2020

Lili Navarrete

Spokesman-Review reporter, Chad Sokol visited the WAGE Center for the Activist in Residence event on Wednesday, February 5th.

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EWU Education Students Present at NCTE 2019

EWU students pose in the #NCTE19 photo booth

Every November the National Council of Teachers of English hosts a convention where thousands of educators, experts, authors, administrators, publishers,

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German Week 2019 – Wunderbar Together: The Women of Bauhaus

Student looks at the Women of the Bauhaus exhibit in the JFK Library.

Bauhaus Exhibition in the JFK Library. Included pieces were written by German students and artwork created and curated by students

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Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women: History, Federal Indian Law, and Structural Discrimination

Margo Hill

Event Details Wednesday, Jan. 29 | Noon to 12:50, MON 207 Thousands of Native women and girls have died and disappeared

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Activist in Residence 2020 Dates

Lili Navarrete

The Women’s and Gender Studies Program and the Women’s and Gender Education Center are the lead organizers of the Activist

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EWU ROTC Commissions Four Officers Into the Army

December 19, 2019 by Will Hall

EWU ROTC Commissions Four Officers Into the Army

On December 13, 2019, the Eastern Washington University (EWU) Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) “Fighting Eagles” battalion conducted its

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Pass the Cap

November 25, 2019 by Will Hall

Group of social work graduates wearing "What would Lu do?" stoles

Graduating? Leave your legacy behind by donating your cap, gown, and hood to the School of Social Work. What is

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