Arts & Culture

by Brianna Anderson Although freshman Olga Ryakhovskaya grew up in Spokane for most of her life, her hometown is Georgievsk, ...

by Maddie Hayes She’s probably most well-known around the Whitworth community as the awesome Resident Assistant who has been working ...

by Caitlin Richmond There are a lot of things people would be surprised to know about the Squalrus. First, it’s ...

by Audrey Gore Kelly Thorpe can make wounds appear as if from nowhere. She can also turn you into superman, give ...

First Place: Felicity Brigham Style: Constantly shifting based on my mood. I very rarely wear pants, sticking to skirts, dresses ...

by Jo Miller According to Whitworth’s 1890 mission state­ment, while the institution is affiliated with the Pres­byterian Church, it does ...

by Sophie Sestero Rum Tum Tugger is relatable to any high school or college alpha male, Taylor said. “Rum Tum ...

Matt McCourt is a junior from Beaverton, Oregon (a suburb of Portland). He is majoring in History and Sociology, with ...

by Lindsie Wagner Raised in an evangelical tradition, assistant professor of English Casey Andrews has since encountered and involved himself ...

by Andrew Forhan Freshman Jake Decker was no stranger to the Spokane area when he began his first day of college ...

by Jo Miller I am obnoxious, abrasive, and unique by Whitworth standards, Rose Prince said matter-of-factly, as she twisted her ...

by Remi Omodara Frisbee is an intense sport and it has its own culture, junior Benjamin Cole said. Cole has been ...