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PLUS is housed in the JFK library.  We service both the Cheney and Spokane campus’ including quarter and semester programs. We are proud to have been serving EWU students for 32 years.   PLUS provides FREE academic support services in the form of Tutoring (small group, online e-Tutoring, Drop-In Tutoring and Virtual Reality Tutoring embedded in…

Eastern community welcomes China Jude, champion of diversity, equity and inclusion, as a full calendar of Black History Month events come to a close.

A little-known fund established by a longtime professor in 1994 has enriched the lives of generations of Eagles.

A federal grant is helping Eastern’s Counseling and Wellness Services continue to expand mental-health wellness and help-seeking opportunities for students, particularly those who may be at risk for suicide. The three-year, $285,000 Garret Lee Smith Campus Suicide Prevention Grant, awarded to Eastern last fall by the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, has…

As EWU closes out Black History Month, President Shari McMahan is inviting university students, faculty and staff to join her for the President’s Dialogue on Diversity featuring China Jude, PhD, former vice president of diversity, equity and inclusion for the NFL’s Denver Broncos. The President’s Dialogue on Diversity event will be from noon-1:30 p.m., Wednesday,…

Dear Eagle Family and Friends, Despite the groundhog signaling an early spring, it appears Mother Nature wasn’t ready to let go of winter quite yet. Our campus is once more blanketed in a layer of snow, and the heavy coats have made one last appearance (hopefully). But despite the wintery weather, we’re trying our best…

The day provides a great opportunity to learn ways to support student success. Registration closes on Feb. 26.

Sanchez, a graduate student in physical therapy, plans to work toward improving health and wellness in Latinx communities

This year’s Spokane Cyber Cup competition, hosted by EWU at the Catalyst, attracted 172 participants.

Imagine it’s 1:30 AM on a Saturday night, the phone rings, and your student whispers on the other end – “Mom, I got in trouble.” Despite your best efforts to guide your student, sometimes they make poor choices. The goal of this blog is to prepare you with resources and information to take some of…