This past week, April 21-29, the Spokane community hosted Japan Week, a Japanese cultural event. The event has been put on in April since 1992 and has a wide variety of sponsors  such as The Spokesman-Review...

Students collaborate with community on play about socioeconomic discrimination With the sun shining and the end of the semester approaching, the last thing on one’s mind might be, ‘How do I...

Whitworth’s Exceptional Praise gospel choir performed their third annual spring concert on Saturday, April 28. The evening was opened by Exceptional Praise director junior Joe Lawyer and was...

 by Jonathan Kim Did you know phrases such as “from time to time” and “the root of the matter” were popularized by the King James Bible? The King James translation introduced 18 classic phrases...

Sometimes during college, under the weight of science textbooks, analyses and piles of scholarly writing, students need and crave a creative outlet. In its 22nd year, Script, Whitworth’s student...

Spring Fest has been a Whitworth tradition for more than 25 years and raises money for a different charity every year. This year the festival will raise money for BELIEF, an organization started...

When I am having a bad day I crave a good cheeseburger, fries and a coke. This meal is my comfort food; it makes my day a little brighter. In my hometown of San Diego, In-N-Out is the restaurant...

“Daedal” — “ingenious and complex in design or function, intricate” — labels the entrance of the Bryan Oliver Art Gallery. Senior art majors opened their senior exhibit on April 17 to...

“I have to get eight hours of sleep or I can’t function,” a student complained to her friend at the Mind and Hearth Coffee House. This student is aware of how important sleep is to everyday...

Of the 147 bands that applied to the Experience Music Project’s 11th annual Sound Off! competition, Spokane-based band Nude wasn’t even hoping to win the competition. It was not an effortless...

Imagine, while all of your classes are giving you more work than you can handle, you also have to worry about putting on your own production for the Whitworth community. For Whitworth’s senior theatre...

Last month, Time Magazine columnist Joel Stein wrote a column about why adults should not read young adult literature. The article is written after months of walking into coffee shops and seeing adults...