Arts & Culture

by Kelli Raines Away from the hustle and bustle of Spokane city and suburban life, Green Bluff awaits in its red ...

by Brianna Anderson Anyone who has ever been to an Allen Stone concert knows the audience cannot resist the urge to ...

by Heather Kennison Whitworth University sponsored the current art exhibition, “Face to Face: Recent Figurative Work of Bruce Herman,” with an ...

by Rachel O’Kelley Based on the title alone, “The Ides of March” seems like just another rendition of Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar.” ...

by Heather Kennison The Whitworth Theatre is wrapping up its final preparations to present “Hay Fever” Oct. 14-22 which, considering a ...

by Brianna Anderson Street theater is one of the oldest forms of theater, commonly seen in the 19th century. Actors and ...

by Kelli Raines “To know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived – this is to have succeeded,” ...

by Joe Westenberg Outdoor Recreation is a student-run program at Whitworth, created by the school to help more students discover and ...

by Melissa Barringer Six competitors took a spot on stage last Thursday for the Homecoming Unplugged.  All of the performances were ...

by Melissa Barringer O’Doherty’s became Whitworth’s newest neighbor when they opened a new location at the intersection of Hawthorne Road and ...

by Rachel O’Kelley “Moneyball” is this year’s latest and greatest sports film and it is sure to win over its audiences, ...

by Heather Kennison Paradox is stitched into the very fabric of reality, Dr. Daniel McInerny said Thursday, Sept. 29  in a ...