Music professor Brent Edstrom’s original composition “Concerto #2 for Jazz Piano & Orchestra” will be featured the first weekend of May at the Coeur d’Alene Symphony’s season finale...

Senior art majors display work in final exhibit: “Real Eyes - Real ize - Real Lies” The gallery in the Lied Center for the Visual Arts is filled with a variety of art from photography to sculpture...

Students present at multi-disciplinary conference After months of passing out doses of benadryl, watching clams dig, collecting data, collaborating with classmates, writing and editing papers,...

With each new fad that enters our culture, it seems a new debate of the same rhetoric begins: Should Christians participate in the trends or dismiss them as secular, worldly, or even sacrilegious? Keeping...

Getting prepared for community runs takes more than a strong mind Spring is here and the promise of nicer weather means Spokane community runs are abundant. Perhaps the thought of running a...

Spokane celebrates Japanese culture in annual event with dancing, food and ceremonies Japan Week has been an annual recurrence in Spokane for more than 20 years with martial arts demonstrations,...

How Hey Marseilles members became like family and how they identify with their music Six years ago, Matt Bishop, Nick Ward and Philip Kobernik met at a house party. Today, after countless hours...

UNITE and Partners International to bring speaker who helps sex slavery victims in India Smita Singh helped rescue 171 sex slaves from brothels in India over five years time. Singh will share the...

The pros and cons of book-to-film adaptions “The Wizard of Oz.” “The Lord of the Rings.” “Harry Potter.” “Anne of Green Gables.” What do all of these films have in common? They...

Restaurants offer eating options sensitive to dietary restrictions close to Whitworth campus Finding foods tailored for special dietary needs is tough, especially when dining out. In Spokane, the...

How the pope might influence you and the rest of the world On a Wednesday in March, a man name Jorge Bergoglio captured the attention of the world. Bergoglio was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina...

Students explore literature in annual Get Lit! Festival Thousands of literature and writing enthusiasts have gathered this week to hear from nationally-recognized writers as a part of the Get Lit!...