EWU’s Early Warning System is Keeping Students on Track
Launched in 2020, the system is helping students overcome challenges and continue toward graduation.
Jacob Johns is the 2025 Activist In Residence
Johns, who has worked tirelessly to advocate for social justice, minority rights and environmental protection, will lead a series of workshops.
Ashes to Art Exhibit, Google Grant and Women’s Sports Among Top 2024 EWU Stories
Here are a few year-end highlights that offer a snapshot of EWU’s many positive accomplishments.
EWU Student Wins Murdock Poster Prize
Jeff Schell credits hands-on research, conducted under the mentorship of Krisztian Magori, and a timely scholarship with supporting his career path.
Seeking First-Gen Employees!
The CHST Peer Mentoring Program is seeking first-generation identified EWU employees who are willing to be professional mentors. The Chicana/o/x Studies Program (CHST) is excited to present the second year of the Peer Mentoring Program. The Chicana/o/x Studies Program recognizes the need for first-generation first-years and transfer students to be … Read more
HR Updates Alternate Work Arrangements for High-Risk Employees
As the university continues its efforts to fully reopen the campus on July 1, 2021, we want to provide clarification about what this means for our high-risk employees. Employees who fall within the high-risk category per the Centers for Disease Control* will be expected to return by July 1, unless … Read more
