Ehvan Fennell, Life & Culture Editor
• June 14, 2023
Charlene Teters is not only an American Indian. She is also from Spokane, a mother, artist, political activist, a human being and has used pop culture’s perception of “what it means to be Indian”...
Ehvan Fennell, Lifestyle and Culture Editor
• May 23, 2023
May 5 is Tango no Sekku, also known as Boy’s Day or “double fifth,” one of five seasonal Japanese festivals influenced by Chinese customs that was held every year since the Nara period, a historic...
From ceramics to paintings, students submitted their unique artwork to the Diana Berger Gallery to celebrate the 73rd Annual Student Art Exhibition.
The student exhibit began on May 4 and will continue...
In April, Thinkspace Projects debuted the work of four new artists. Ezra Brown, Caroline Weaver, Delisha and Willem Hoeffnagel are all creative minds who represent the New Contemporary Art Movement.
Thinkspace...
In Makoto Shinkai’s latest installment of teenagers wandering around Japan to find themselves, “Suzume” follows a coming of age story about a teenager emotionally maturing by traveling with her “companion...
Video essays have become increasingly popular in today's world and have had a significant influence on various aspects of society, particularly in the realm of media and communication.
The average...
National Poetry Month was established in April 1996, by the Academy of American Poets to celebrate poets’ and poems that have outstanding influence.
As the years have passed, poetry has become the...
Glitter. EDM. Laser-light shows. Large crowds. Fans. Community. Dancing. Flags. “Kandi” bracelets. DJs. These are just a few characteristics of what makes a rave, a rave.
Rave culture began in the...
The hairstyles. The fashion. The comedy. “Entergalactic” is a refreshing 92-minute film of various characters in New York drawn with surreal animation techniques similar to “Spider-Man: Into the...
Ehvan Fennell, Life & Culture Editor
• April 19, 2023
Dr. Alma Zaragoza-Petty is a Mexicana social justice advocate and scholar who uses equity to educate. Zaragoza-Petty, Dr. ZP or just Alma, has attained a master’s degree in counseling, a doctorate in...
Through photographs, personal stories and artifacts, “Don’t Fence Me In: Coming of Age in America’s Concentration Camps” reveals the strength and resourcefulness of young Japanese Americans who...
“Land of Milk and Honey” is a traveling exhibit currently at the Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art, Culture & Industry of the Riverside Art Museum that serves food for thought by relating Chicano...
