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After two votes to select a new nickname, the Eagle era of Eastern athletics began. A different era started in 1977 when Eastern was officially renamed Eastern Washington University. That year’s Homecoming featured a helicopter entrance by Homecoming Queen Debbie Scholz and a 31-2 victory over Oregon Tech.
Dryden Hall. By Thomas Hunter & Susan Dandrea. Cecil Dryden Hall first opened in the fall of 1965. Like many of the other buildings on campus, it was originally constructed as an all-female dorm. Dryden has 129 rooms, and was built of reinforced concrete with stucco and brick veneer.
Feb 24, 2024 · CHENEY, Wash. — One streak ended earlier this season, but Eastern Washington women's basketball went right back to work to start another one. Eastern defeated Northern Colorado 68-63 at Reese Court to earn its seventh consecutive victory today. Eastern improves to 13-2 in the Big Sky and 23-5 overall.
Nov 6, 2023 · Eastern Washington was picked to win the conference in the Big Sky preseason coaches' poll, receiving six-of-nine first place votes. In the media poll, Eastern was slated second behind co-regular season champions, Northern Arizona. The two teams each garnered 12 first place votes.
Nov 22, 2023 · CHENEY, Wash. — The Eastern Washington Eagles (1-4) got in the win column for the first time this season, pulling away from the visiting Walla Walla Wolves (1-3), 97-46 on Wednesday night in Cheney. Ten different players scored for EWU, including seven with 10+ points.
Eastern Washington University offers club, intramural, and varsity sports. Its twelve varsity men's and women's sports teams compete in the Big Sky Conference of the National Collegiate Athletic Association's Division I as the Eastern Washington Eagles.
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Cecil Dryden Hall first opened in the fall of 1965. Like many of the other buildings on campus, it was originally constructed as an all-female dorm. Dryden has 129 rooms, and was built of reinforced concrete with stucco and brick veneer.
