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As part of the Spokane Fire Department’s Community Assistance Response Team, EWU social work students are making a difference for people in crisis.

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

The award will recognize EWU faculty, staff, and administrators who exemplify the university’s strategic goals through their outstanding contributions and service.

The Eagle community stepped up to make gifts of all sizes, with some 368 university supporters joining in to make a difference.

Youngs’ Giving Joy Day gift will support applied learning and career development for students who are passionate about public lands.

Giving Joy Day festivities continue in the PUB’s Nysether Community Room with treats, music, cheers and fundraising updates.

This year’s festival features readings, craft classes, open mics, panel discussions, a book fair, literary happy hours, and more.

President McMahan shared the following message with students to welcome them to spring quarter and acknowledge the broader national conversations happening around higher education, including topics such as financial aid, civil rights, and free speech.

Stu Steiner, associate professor of computer science and electrical engineering, and Travis Masingale, EWU professor of design, delivered compelling insights on how EWU is empowering students to harness AI as a workforce tool.

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