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

The semester commencement honored College of Health Science and Public Health graduates who will go on to make a difference in communities throughout the region and beyond.

Create a lasting memory and support future students’ success! Purchase a brick in Showalter’s historic walk. 2024 graduates can purchase a brick for $100 (that’s 50% off!). Customize your brick’s message and see it come to life in front of Showalter Hall later this summer. Deadline to order is June 26, 2024. Preview bricks here…

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Dear Eagle Family and Friends, It’s the final push to the end of the academic year, and it has been a whirlwind of a spring! On May 3, we celebrated 2024’s first commencement ceremony as graduates from the College of Health Science and Public Health transitioned from students to alumni. This was also our first…

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

A recent $480,000 NIH grant will help Jason Ashley, a cell and molecular biologist at EWU, advance his laboratory’s work with signaling proteins.

The May 5 event is part of the larger National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women/People held in communities across the U.S. and Canada.

Faculty and staff partnered with the EWU Grounds Maintenance crew to pamper the landscape.

He has dedicated nearly 32-years of service to the university. He has held six different titles, under eight permanent or interim presidents. Countless major and minor projects have crossed his desk: the building of a new rec center; the transformation of the PUB; the construction of the ISC; the top-to-bottom renovation of EWU’s main academic…