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Bill Youngs’ Gift Supports Students and National Parks
April 3, 2025

Youngs’ Giving Joy Day gift will support applied learning and career development for students who are passionate about public lands.
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EWU’s Get Lit! Festival Begins April 10
March 31, 2025

This year’s festival features readings, craft classes, open mics, panel discussions, a book fair, literary happy hours, and more.
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Gary Krug Leaves a Legacy at EWU
March 20, 2025

The longtime faculty member and chair of the Communication Studies Department made a difference for students and colleagues across campus.
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‘The Pacific Northwest Forum’ Goes Digital
March 3, 2025

The publication, created by History Professor Bill Youngs and his students in the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s, is now more easily accessible.
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EWU Announces Sale of KEWU-FM license to Spokane’s Oldies Preservation Society
February 24, 2025

When finalized, the transaction will garner $510,000 in cash and $300,000 in publicity and advertising credit.
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EWU Musicians Partner with Spokane Symphony for Campus Concert

The April 3 concert at Showalter Hall was made possible thanks to a generous gift supporting EWU arts.
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Production of ‘The Prom’ is a Winner
February 10, 2025

The Eastern Washington University musical-theater rendition received multiple awards from BroadwayWorld.
[Read more]EWU String Orchestra Chosen to Perform at NAfME Northwest Conference

After warming up with a campus performance, musicians and guests will play at the conference this weekend.
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Black History Month Activities are Underway
February 4, 2025

This week’s events, held from Feb. 18-21, highlight the artistic talent of our EWU and Spokane BIPOC communities.
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EWU Student Historians Chronicle ‘Downwinder’ Experiences
January 30, 2025

Their articles about people who lived and worked “downwind” of the Hanford nuclear site are now published on the Manhattan Project’s National Historical Park website.
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