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This month provides an opportunity to reflect on the resilience and achievements of Native Americans, including our own friends and colleagues on campus.

The study-abroad course in Spain provides students with an opportunity to advance their Spanish language skills while sharpening their interpersonal-communication abilities and cultural competency.

A well-timed scholarship coupled with a unique applied-learning experience is helping a hardworking visual communication design student build a future.

The grant will open doors for more applied learning for cybersecurity students, while providing support for small businesses.

Hey, Eagles and Families! As we work our way through Fall 2024 term, it’s the perfect time to remind your student about the fantastic resource we have here at Eastern Washington University, Navigate Student. Whether you’re taking courses in quarters or semesters, Navigate Student remains your trusty companion for managing campus life. And this year,…

From service to school, two veterans have found their path at EWU.

2025-26 EWU Scholarship Application is now open! Learn More

“EWU has plenty of resources to help students feel confident and supported.”

EWU is saddened to report the passing of Elizabeth Cook-Lynn, emeritus professor and author, who passed away July 5, 2023. Cook-Lynn retired from EWU after 19 years of service in the Department of English. Cook-Lynn, a member of the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe, also taught Native American Studies.

Clifford Odets’ riveting tale of the American working class will be performed by fifteen student actors and professional actor Ricardo Ibarra-Rivera.