Community Band of the Palouse is celebrating its 50th anniversary Friday with a free concert open to the community. Don Peters, CBOP saxophone player and founding member, said the band began in 1974...

Andy Guerrero’s earliest career goal was to become an author. He wanted to tell stories, and looking back, he said it’s not far different from what he wants to do now. Guerrero, senior digital technology...

Dear Life Section, I have been trying to strike some new ideas for the past couple of weeks. Whether writing, painting or doing a creative class project, I find my mind going blank, and it makes me...

Welcome back Cougs, and welcome Coug families! I hope everyone had a great week so far, but with family weekend ahead of us, there is so much to do this weekend. But, if you do not have family coming...

The 11th annual Crimson Reads exhibit began last week and features WSU authors who published work within the last calendar year.  David Luftig, Science and Instruction Librarian, said a librarian came...

Subversive art: artistic expression that challenges or undermines established norms, beliefs, ideologies or power structures within society. As part of its “Subversive Intent: Selections from the...

Welcome back from break Cougs! I hope everyone had a great time off from school and was able to regroup from classes and extracurriculars. But, I know a lot of you are still getting in the swing of...

Expect interactive, immersive and innovative art at the Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition, which will be on display March 26–June 29 at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Graduate students Reika...

Beyond Hope. That is part of the title of the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art’s new exhibition, “Beyond Hope: Kienholz and the Inland Northwest,” featuring paintings by artists Edward Kienholz...

Diamond E.B. Porter, game designer and WSU College of Arts and Science assistant professor, creates digital media that represents Black culture, something she never had growing up. Porter centers her...

Shelley Stone, The Yard Underground owner, has been organizing since 2020 the annual Cabin Fever Spin-In, an event featuring more than 18 vendors, a raffle, a potluck and different demonstrations to welcome...

The Common Reading Program and Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art are hosting an event to make macramé keychains, an activity that relates to this and last year’s Common Reading book “Braiding Sweetgrass”...