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Eagle 1 News: December 2024
December 1, 2024
President McMahan’s holiday video features 30 students across EWU’s four colleges who apply their skills to crack a “nutty case.”
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GivingTuesday is Here!
Thank you to everyone who has given so far! There is still time to make a GivingTuesday gift to support EWU’s life-changing work.
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HR Quarterly Highlights
November 27, 2024
Keep up with the latest faculty and staff additions and departures.
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Thanksgiving and Winter Break Housing Information
November 26, 2024
It has been an eventful start to the 2024-2025 academic year. It is our hope that your student has had a great fall, found a place in the community, and started out the year strong academically. Many of you will be spending the next few days with your student as they prepare to return to…
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Joining in on the Fun- Eagle Entertainment
November 25, 2024
Hey, Eagles, Families, and Friends! Thank you for your student’s continued support. They have gone through move-in, Welcome Week, First Day of School, Homecoming, midterms, holidays, and more! All of those events can take a toll on a student’s mental health. Sometimes it’s nice to take a break from studying, and that’s where Eagle Entertainment…
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Eagle Store Has Holiday Bargains Galore
A variety of Eagle Store deals are available through Saturday to help with your holiday shopping.
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Grant to Support Probe of Rare, Deadly Disorder in Infants
November 22, 2024
NIH announces $350,000 to help chemistry professors Nick Burgis and Yao Houndonougbo explore ways to “stabilize ITPA clinical variants.”
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‘When the River Becomes a Cloud’ Exhibit Opens
November 19, 2024
The exhibit at the EWU Gallery of Art runs through Feb. 4.
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Catch up on the latest happenings at EWU.
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Remembering Elizabeth Cook-Lynn
November 18, 2024
As a professor, writer, and champion of Native American studies, she made a lasting impact at Eastern and across the nation.
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