EWU releases spring 2026 Dean’s List
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More than 100 Basin students qualified for the Dean’s List at Eastern Washington University this spring.
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CHENEY — Eastern Washington University has released its Dean’s List for spring quarter 2026, with 103 Grant and Adams County students receiving honors. To qualify for the Dean’s List, an undergraduate student must earn 12 quality hours and receive a grade point average of 3.5.
These Basin students were named to the Dean’s List:
Almira: Terri Bohnet, Emily Hurt
Beverly: Xitlalic Martinez, Mateo Robles
Ephrata: Liam Bedford, Lexie Diem, Violet Dircio, Yeidckol Evangelista Hernandez, Landon Evenson, Jamie Farias, Magdalena Hernandez, Krista Jenn, Olivia Lay, Samantha MacNeil, Chase Moser, Alejandro Ramirez, Beatrice Smith
Lind: Faith Lind, Kaylee Monroe
Mattawa: Jesus Cruz Ortiz, Marissa Magana, Alejandro Tapia-Suarez, Yoselin Tlatenchi-Benitez
Moses Lake: Allison Ausere, Sarai Barahona, Emma Bauer, Noah Bingham, Madison Bond, Adaleigh Brown, Jadon DeLaRosa, Anasilvia Duarte Quintero, Ashton Fisk, San Gonzalez, Alyssa Gross-Wassink, Jaimisen Harris, Reina Howard, Madelynn Kuntz, Bradford Lucas, Noah Lybbert, Sydney Macdonald, Erica Macias, Hennessey Martinez, Isabel Mathis, Adalee Noyes, Kade Pack, Elias Perez, Jamilet Santana Ibanez, Maria Sarmiento, Brooklyn Serrano, Alena Speed, Dez Strnad, Kelsie Tarantino, Hayleigh Throneberry
Odessa: Alexandrea Nixon
Othello: Marisol Alcala-Mata, Briana Angeles-Gutierrez, Angel Arevalo, Lucrecia Atanacio-Lopez, Lizeth Basurto, Adriel Deleon, Miriam Garcia, Sophie Garza, Sylas Garza, Galilea Gonzalez, Jesse Gonzalez, Olivia Gonzalez, Kensi Klingler, Caden Lewis, Victoria Martinez, Favian Martinez Torres, Alexis Monday, Justine Monday, Rubi Mondragon, Cade Rodriguez, Evelyn Silva
Quincy: Isaias Espinoza Espinoza, Dulce Ferreyra, Patrick Frerks, Yanetzi Gonzalez, Jesus Gutierrez, Brooke Melburn
Ritzville: Alison Bartlett, Madison Bartlett, Amelia Clack, Zoe Galbreath, Michael Nichols, Shawn Steinberger
Royal City: Magdalena Barragan-Lopez, Zayra Carmona, Izel Castro Santos, Diana Gonzalez-Castaneda, Alexis Romero-Orozco, Sinthia Sanchez, Katley Zuniga-Calderon
Soap Lake: Annette Carpenter, Addison Frazier
Warden: Vida Borrego, Josh Estrada, Jannet Hinojosa, Aliza Leinweber, Ayson Swim
Washtucna: Cooper Jessop, Myra Miller
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