“I think Terrain is a great thing. It’s one of the greatest cultural nights Spokane has,” Johns said, “It’s done a great job branding itself and it definitely has become a very big thing.”

Posters from the DC women’s march pile up in front of the Washington monument. Photo courtesy of Chris Dewey. Students, staff and faculty were a part of the Women’s March on Jan 20 in not only...

After graduating from college with a degree in theology, what’s the next step? Start a business. That’s the path Brent Hendricks, a Whitworth alumnus, took. In July 2011, he created Global Neighborhood...

Rum Tum Tugger is relatable to any high school or college alpha male, Taylor said. “Rum Tum Tugger is a rebel full of fun and excitement,” Taylor said.  “He wants prestige, but the only...

Sewing patches of fabric over holes to mend jeans was only the beginning of Robert Wilkins journey to becoming an artist, photographer and fashion designer. Being the youngest member of his family,Wilkins’...

It’s filling, full of flavor and from Montana. This description sums up the Clubfoot sandwich at The Staggering Ox. One more thing, it’s shaped like a can. Loaves for the Clubfoot sandwiches...

The third annual Leonard Oakland Film Festival featured a foreign film this weekend, as a part of Whitworth’s Heritage Month international theme; “I’ve Loved You So Long,” as well as a documentary...

From clothing to furniture, vintage to modern, Fringe and Fray offers a wide range of items for bargain hunters.

If any movie was destined for Broadway, it’s Legally Blonde.  The 2001 movie, starring Reese Witherspoon is over the top with big personalities and a fairy-tale plot, translating perfectly to a...