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The event is a great opportunity to connect and learn more about what the program has to offer.

Fresh off two road competitions, the team will travel later this month to Wisconsin for the 2023 Men’s National Intercollegiate Wheelchair Basketball Tournament.

The musical is a “radically inclusive” adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, a classic story of love and mistaken identity. 

Eastern Washington University President Shari McMahan announced EWU has received its official notification from the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU) reaffirming the university’s accreditation. “This is a campus-wide effort, and I want to thank you all for your engagement and hard work to make this happen,” says McMahan.  Accreditation, considered an assurance of…

Winners include Bill Youngs, PhD, a professor of history who has made a difference at EWU for 50 years.

March 8 performance will feature music from Eyes Wide Shut, Psycho, and Howl’s Moving Castle.

“One way to learn to better manage stress is through self-regulation techniques, like biofeedback.”

EWU men’s and women’s basketball each boast strong tournament resumés.

After a lifetime of making a difference in their careers, Ken and Kathy Privratsky continue to make a difference in retirement by supporting scholarships for EWU students who go on to do life-changing work with children and adults.

Dear Eagle Family and Friends, Each day I try to make time to walk around campus and interact with our incredible students, whether it’s catching them between classes or attending a campus event. It is energizing to see them learning, exploring and making memories. As part of my efforts to engage our students, I recently…