Category: Social Impact

An anonymous supporter helped make the evening extra special for student leaders who volunteer their time to create an inclusive campus and community.

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

EWU’s soon-to-graduate teachers participated in a capstone that helped children attending high-need elementary schools become better readers.

College life can be both exciting and challenging. This can especially be true as your student navigates alcohol and substance use when they come to college. Alcohol, cannabis, and Adderall are the most commonly misused substances on college campuses.   One of the resources available to students at EWU is the Eagles for Recovery program. Eagles…

Aspire near-peer mentoring is a budding mentoring program based out of Eastern Washington University. Aspire partners EWU undergraduates with underrepresented and underserved high school students in Spokane County. They work to assist students in developing clear objectives to reach after high school, and prepare for success. Undergraduate mentors share their personal experiences, guidance, support, and…

EWU interns provide compassionate service as they connect homeless people who use the library for shelter with community resources.

The center’s annual Toys for Tots Drive runs through Tuesday, Dec. 19.

The two students, both majoring in gender, women’s, and sexuality studies at EWU, were among a select group from throughout the U.S. who were chosen to participate.

The Yakima forum brought together experts, leaders and families to find ways to combat human trafficking and educate young people.

It is critical that we keep alive the stories and history of our veterans.