In honor of Black History Month in February, Eastern Washington University’s Africana Studies has organized a wide range of events with plenty of opportunities to learn and connect with the campus community.
As we approach the fourth week of Winter Quarter, now is a great time to check in with your Eagle to see how things are going for them. Here are some questions you can ask to get the ball rolling, along with some valuable resources you can point them towards: What are you involved with…
Russell Thomas ’13 is senior design engineer for electrical systems inside a 600,000-square-foot building that is part of a $12 billion project to construct a chip manufacturing plant for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s (TSMC) first U.S. campus.
The sessions were led by Larry Goldstein, a consultant who will guide EWU’s strategic resource allocation process. Goldstein provided a framework of what he says will be a transparent, fair and collaborative review of Eastern’s current academic and support services.
Dear Eagle Family and Friends, Happy New Year! Last week we welcomed students back from the holiday break, and classes are up and running for winter term 2023. Eastern Washington University is ready for the new year and all the opportunities it holds for new experiences, new events and new memories. I love a vibrant,…
On December 9, President McMahan announced the decision to conduct a strategic resource allocation (SRA) process to examine the ways in which EWU’s resources are invested in both academic programs and support functions.
Eastern Washington University is offering a free screening of the short film, First Time Home, co-directed by Noemi Librado-Sanchez, a first-year student. The screening will be held from 5:30-7 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 19, at the Showalter Hall Auditorium (on the second floor).
