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Educating from the stage

From staff reports • February 2, 2015

The production “The Vagina Monologues,” features a plot exploring the culture of gender-based violence. Its focus is to raise awareness about a serious subject matter, and is not the butt of sexualized...

WSU School of Music explores electroacoustics

DUSTIN VANDEHOEF | Evergreen music reporter • February 2, 2015

As technology use broadens, so does its role in music and art.Over the course of three days, this week WSU's 25th annual Festival of Contemporary Art Music aims to explore music and its role in the artistic...

Visiting writers focus on editing and publishing

BROOKELYNN GRADITI | Evergreen literary reporter • February 2, 2015

Professionals from the business of publishing and editing are visiting WSU to educate student writers as part of this spring’s Visiting Writer Series.Co-director Linda Russo said the English department...

Gamers gathered to play together

AMBERLYNNE UMAYAM | Evergreen reporter • February 2, 2015

Rows of monitors and tables full of laptops filled the CUB Senior Ballroom when upward of 200 people crammed in to play their favorite games.The 13th annual WSUCon took place Friday through Saturday, with...

A rockin’ retrospective

JENNIFER LADWIG | Evergreen fine arts reporter • January 30, 2015

The Lewis - Clark State College Center for Art and History will embrace Lewiston’s musical history with its new exhibit, Rock n’ Roll Retrospective.“(The exhibit) is a celebration of the history...

Straight out of the universe this winter

CELESTINA HENDRICKSON | Evergreen reporter • January 30, 2015

An anonymous little door stands like a plain, ordinary classroom, but with a simple twist of the knob, the door opens and a circular structure of stars illuminates into a celestial horizon. It is here...

Animating the Palouse

CATHERINE KRUSE | Evergreen reporter • January 30, 2015

Otaku is the Japanese word for someone so fascinated or otherwise obsessed with movies, television shows and video games that they know things few others know. Then they take Halloween to a whole-new level...

‘The Little Mermaid’ auditions to make a splash on stage

From staff reports • January 30, 2015

No need to go under the sea because auditions for Missoula Children’s Theatre’s rendition of “The Little Mermaid” are coming to the Palouse.Missoula Children’s Theatre has come to the area several...

Here comes the snow, backcountry bound

ADDY FORTE | Evergreen reporter • January 28, 2015

Snow will finally come to the Palouse during this year’s Winter Wildlands Alliance Backcountry Film Festival.The University of Idaho’s Outdoor Program and Hyperspud Sports will host the festival at...

The sounds of the wild

DUSTIN VANDEHOEF | Evergreen music reporter • January 28, 2015

The all-faculty ensemble, Cantiamo!, will take the stage at 8 p.m. Thursday in Bryan Hall Theatre to perform “Animal Magnetism: A Musical Tribute to the Animal Kingdom.”Cantiamo!, Italian for “let's...

Pots of golden poetry

From staff reports • January 28, 2015

Irish culture is more than leprechauns, four-leaf clovers and beer.Poetry plays a large part in Irish culture and has inspired writers and readers alike for hundreds of years. WSU English professor Donna...

Kiddie show: Villiage Centre Cinemas offers children’s movie series

ADDY FORTE | Evergreen reporter • January 23, 2015

Colorful and comical kid-friendly adventures are brought to the Palouse on-screen for the Village Centre Cinema’s 2015 Winter Children’s Matinee Series.Sean Warner, chief operating officer at Village...

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