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EWU Cyber Defenders Headed to National Cyber Games Invitational

April 10, 2025

EWU's 10-person cyber team.

The students will compete in the NCAE Cyber Games Invitational, taking place Saturday, April 12, in Tampa, Florida.

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Robots and Role-Playing: EWU Students Use Advanced Robotics to Build Dice Boxes

March 21, 2025

Student working in the EWU Robotics Laboratory.

Eastern Washington University is taking hands-on learning to the next level in its MENG 485 Advanced Robotics course.

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EWU Students ‘Hack’ Their Way to CodeQuest 2025 Honors

March 20, 2025

EWU Google Developer Group displays their first place certificates.

More than 40 area students recently gathered at the Catalyst for an all-day “hackathon” competition: Build With AI: CodeQuest 2025.

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Geosciences Students Join West Plains PFAS Testing Effort

February 12, 2025

Student researchers testing a well on a rural property.

The Eastern Washington University team is quantifying PFAS contamination levels and connecting affected households with clean water sources.

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Student Geologist Wins Excellence Award

January 16, 2025

Geosciences student stands atop a rocky hillside.

Kevin Taylor did outstanding work mapping faults and folds for a field camp capstone.

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CSTEM Partners with LaunchPad for Tech Events

Photo of the front of the Catalyst building with the Catalyst/Eastern sign.

Innovator Connect will kick off its 2025 series with an event featuring AI experts on Wednesday, Jan. 29, at the Catalyst.

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Ernie Gilmour Leaves a Legacy

January 4, 2025

Nostalgic photo of Ernie Gilmour as a young rearcher.

The beloved emeritus professor discovered an ancient aquatic invertebrate.

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EWU Community Celebrates New MESA Center

December 16, 2024 by Melodie Little

MESA student has big scissors and is cutting the ribbon.

A recent reception celebrated the grand opening of the center, designed to build a pathway to success for students enrolled in STEM courses.

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Grant to Support Probe of Rare, Deadly Disorder in Infants  

November 22, 2024

Nick Burgis (right) and co-principal investigator Yao Houndonougbo in Burgis’ Science Building laboratory.

NIH announces $350,000 to help chemistry professors Nick Burgis and Yao Houndonougbo explore ways to “stabilize ITPA clinical variants.”    

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‘Get Out the Vote’ Poster Art Exhibit at JFK

October 29, 2024 by Melodie Little

Photo of display wall with poster art.

The exhibit, featuring about 70 posters, will run through election day.

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