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Destiny Whitcomb, local intrinsic artist and barista, discusses her favorite art mediums, upcoming projects, and her passion for art, on Wednesday afternoon at Cafe Moro.

[Photo] Artist inspired by fandom, fantasy

March 23, 2020
Bryan Slinker, Interim Provost and Executive Vice President, discusses WSUs process for tenure and the provosts role in it on Wednesday afternoon at his office at French Administration Building.

[Photo] Interim provost talks about tenure, promotion

March 2, 2020
Daisy Moe, labrador retriever, rests on the festival grounds with her owner, JT Steffens, president of the Moscow Community Theatre, at Palouse Pride on Saturday.

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Madame LeRue, drag performer, performs at Palouse Pride as children embrace her, on Saturday afternoon.

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Madame LeRue, drag performer, performs at Palouse Pride as children embrace her, on Saturday afternoon.

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Family members, from left to right, Lola, Nicole Beasley, Marken Beasley, and friend, Scarlett Blum, sit at the festival grounds of Palouse Pride on Saturday.

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Signs from the Moscow Human Rights Commissions booth at Palouse Pride on Saturday.

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Faye, drag queen, performs at the Palouse Pride festival on Saturday.

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Family members, from left to right: Lola, Nicole Beasley, Marken Beasley, and friend, Scarlett Blum, sit at the festival grounds of Palouse Pride on Saturday.

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Ellie, a Border Collie-Australian Shephard mix, sits at the Palouse Pride festival with her owners, Tricia Demacon and Casey Willitts, on Saturday.

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Signs displayed on the Moscow Human Rights Commissions booth at Palouse Pride on Saturday.

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Aquasha DeLusty, drag queen, performs at the Palouse Pride festival on Saturday.

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Aquasha DeLusty, drag queen, dances with children during her performance at the Palouse Pride festival on Saturday.

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A rainbow colored flag is decorated on a booth at Palouse Pride on Saturday.

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Shanna Snyder, one of the lead vocalists for Palouse Project, performs a set with her band at Palouse Pride on Saturday.

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Patti Elghafei, a Palouse Pride attendee, watches a performance on Saturday.

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Madame LeRue, drag queen, greeting children after her performance at Palouse Pride on Saturday.

[Photo] PHOTO GALLERY: Palouse Pride 2019

August 25, 2019
Palouse Pride attendees, from left to right: Emily Blair and Sam Hope, watch performers on Saturday afternoon.

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From left to right: Madeleine Clow, Zoey Rambery, and Autumn Barnhill sit at festival grounds and watch performers at Palouse Pride. Zoe has attended Palouse Pride festivals since she was 14 years old.

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Ruth Nice, member of the Trinity Lutheran Church, offers free mom hugs at a booth at Palouse Pride on Friday.

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Colten Ford, an event specialist for Safeway, hands out fresh flowers to festival attendees at Palouse Pride.

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Faye, drag queen, performs at the Palouse Pride festival on Saturday.

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Daniel Records, Sr. Compliance Coordinator and ADA Coordinator for the Office of Civil Rights Compliance and Investigation, discusses emotional support animals on Tuesday at French Administration Building.

[Photo] Emotional support animals: What you need to know before moving in

August 20, 2019
Student services coordinator Tyler Kirshner, left, listens as Acacia Kapusta, former outreach and education coordinator for the Office of Outreach and Education, discusses the Disabled Staff and Faculty + Allies Affinity Group on Monday at Thomas Hammer Coffee Roasters.

[Photo] Alliance group for faculty and staff with disabilities hope to expand resources

August 20, 2019
Chef Paul, owner of Paulys Bar & Grill, describes the weekly Gay Nights events that will be held at his bar on Mondays from 4 p.m. to 2 p.m. The events are meant to provide a LGBT friendly space at the bar.

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