Which is more frightening: a menacing monster you can lock eyes with, or one that stalks outside the comfort of sight? Writer/director Leigh Whannell asks and answers this question with his reimagined...
by Jeremey Randrup | Arts and Culture Editor
The Garland Theater was abuzz with fans of cinema during the 20th annual Spokane International Film Festival (SpIFF) on February 28th. During social hour,...
Let me begin by saying that “The Gentlemen,” a 2020 film directed by Guy Ritchie, is a very particular sort of film, one which will certainly be pleasing to fans of Ritchie’s previous work (apart...
Musicians from Whitworth’s Jazz I Ensemble had the opportunity to learn from jazz drummer Carl Allen of New York at a jazz clinic on Feb. 26. From advice and instruction to stories and jokes,...
A crowd of 40-50 people gather downstairs in the Lied Center for the Visual Arts. Rows of chairs line the outside of the showcase room for spectators. The walls inside the space are embellished...
As of last month, the main construction on Cowles Auditorium wrapped up.
The construction began in May 2019, but the project has been under consideration since April 2015, technical director...
Thanks to writer and director Sam Mendes’ ambitious vision for a feature-length, single-shot war film made to appear in real time, we, the audience were gifted with the cinematic masterpiece that...
While some students experienced a cold and snowy Jan Term in Spokane, others had the opportunity to travel abroad, some to much warmer climates. Whitworth’s Jan Term off-campus programs have become...
As the student population at Whitworth continues to increase in diversity, a wider range of religious identities have become present. One such group are the Muslim students on campus, who are still...
It took me an exceptionally long while to assess how I felt about “Midway.” After leaving the theater, I could say that I had been entertained by this by-the-numbers WWII film but, was at the...
This week I found it important to spotlight the recently released Netflix original film The King, written and directed by David Michod and Joel Edgerton. Loosely based on real historical events, this...
In recent years, immigration has been an especially controversial and prevalent subject. Whitworth students had an opportunity to hear the personal stories of migrant workers residing in Washington,...
