by Savannah Hayward | Staff Writer Seven seniors were given the opportunity to exhibit their own unique styles at the Bryan Oliver gallery, from oil paintings and digital work to murals and bongs....

Jubilation dancers performed live for the Whitworth community in the loop. Photo Credit: Jake Yeager. On Friday, May 7, the members of Jubilation Dance Ministry gave their Spring Showcase in the...

Photo courtesy of Netflix. In his 2021 Western drama and coming-of-age film “Concrete Cowboy”, writer-director Ricky Staub tells the uplifting story of a troubled teen reconnecting with his...

The “In Response” art exhibit at the Bryan Oliver Gallery turns everyday objects into reactive statements to the events and experiences of the past year. Artists Jenny Hyde, Roin Morigeau...

by Samantha Holm | Staff Writer The sixth annual Diversity Monologues took place in Cowles Memorial Auditorium with Stephy Nobles-Beans serving as emcee. Nine poet scholars took the stage to share...

Dr. Peter Kreeft, acclaimed author of 95 books and professor of philosophy at Boston College, shares the past, present and future of ecumenism with Whitworth students and faculty at this year’s...

Brent Edstrom is a jazz teacher and the coordinator of the music theory and composition program at Whitworth University. He recently received the Amy M. Ryan Award for his accomplishments as a professor,...

 by Samantha Holm | Staff Writer Members from Spokane’s local churches participated in Friday evening’s Gospel Zoom-plosion to unify Whitworth with the Spokane community and celebrate Black History...

Released on Jan. 29, “The Dig” explores the people involved in the discovery of Sutton Hoo. Photo courtesy of Netflix. In his recent release “The Dig,” director Simon Stone takes one of...

This article was updated on January 13th, 2020 to correct information about streaming services and digital rights Photo provided by Maria Schneider. Maria Schneider visits campus virtually to share...