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The Palouse Trio features women composers

BY KATHERINE LIPP | Evergreen music reporter • November 14, 2014

Women in art have historically had a difficult time getting the praise and recognition for their work, but thanks to three WSU music professors, audiences will have the chance to hear those unheard voices.The...

Craft fair brings the world to College Hill

BY AMBERLYNNE UMAYAM | Evergreen reporter • November 14, 2014

Traveling the world and collecting unique items, duo Nancy Spada and Roger Gee bring one-of-a-kind items back to the U.S. to sell.Today through Sunday the Community Congressional United Church of Christ...

Local bookstore features student artwork

BY ADDY FORTE | Evergreen fine arts reporter • November 14, 2014

Fine art courses allow students to explore the creative side of art, but for one beginning art class at WSU, students also get the chance to discover what it takes to have their work on display.Palouse...

World-traveling poet makes her way to the Palouse

From staff reports • November 12, 2014

Since 1978, the Distinguished Visiting Writers Program at University of Idaho has been building up the writing community by welcoming writers of various genres to the Palouse.Poet Naomi Shihab Nye will...

Operatic witchcraft and wizardry

From staff reports • November 12, 2014

Many people wouldn't think to compare E! reality show people to the high art of opera, but they may have more in common than what first appears.“Operas are just human drama set to music,” said Julie...

Silence on the stage

BY CATHERINE KRUSE | Evergreen theater reporter • November 12, 2014

A time of paranoia, hysteria and propaganda, World War II in America was a time when many Japanese-Americans were sent to internment camps. Tomorrow night, one such survivor will tell her story.“Within...

Afternoon tea time

BY CATHERINE KRUSE | Evergreen club reporter • November 10, 2014

Don’t let the Mad Hatter or March Hare know, but a club devoted to tea is coming to WSU. Called Afternoon Tea, club members will find no riddles or butter-filled watches, but plenty of tea and lessons...

A week of workshops and creativity

BY HOLLY LANE | Evergreen literary reporter • November 10, 2014

Math, business, and English majors all have something in common: creativity, of course.The WSU English department’s Visiting Writer Series will bring Ted Tremper to campus this week to put on a four-day,...

Slides added to Anthropology exhibit

BY JENNIFER LADWIG | Evergreen reporter • November 10, 2014

Slides of Celilo Falls dating back to World War II were found by pure accident in the library archives. Manuscripts, Archives & Special Collections in the Holland/Terrell Libraries recognized the slides’...

LandEscapes: A year-long literary process

BY TREVOR WILLIAMS | Evergreen reporter • November 10, 2014

It’s that time of year again.Since 1999, the LandEscapes Literary and Arts Journal has reached out to aspiring student-artists and student-writers to submit their creative work for the chance of publication.Peter...

Journal launch features indigenous voices

BY HOLLY LANE | Evergreen reporter • November 7, 2014

A diverse set of voices can be heard tonight at BookPeople of Moscow, when a local literary journal launches its fall 2014 edition at 6 p.m.The literary journal, “Yellow Medicine Review,” features...

High schools harmonize with WSU orchestra

From staff reports • November 7, 2014

Junior high and high school students will start on a high note today when they take part in WSU’s orchestra festival.WSU will host the WSU/WASTA High School and Junior High Orchestra Festival today....

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