By Jennifer K. Bauer jkbauer@inland360.com With the sight of empty store shelves during the pandemic still fresh in many people’s minds, the idea of becoming more... Read more
“The Book of Unknown Americans” by Cristina Henriquez has been selected for the University of Idaho’s Common Read for 2020-21. Henriquez will participate in a digital community conver... Read more
Artwork by more than 200 Idaho high school students is being exhibited online this year in the University of Idaho’s annual High School Art Exhibition. The University of... Read more
The dogwoods in the Lewiston-Clarkston Valley will soon be in bloom but organizers of April’s annual Dogwood Festival are planning for the event to take place this summer. Seve... Read more
By SCOTT JACKSON For Inland 360 It’s been only about 10 years since dating apps came onto the scene but in that short time they have become an indispensable piece of the modern... Read more
Few people remember the time when someone receiving an AIDS diagnosis could expect to die within a few months, many times alone and without care. Chad Goller-Sojourner remembers it because... Read more
People often have one of two responses to race issues: “What can I do about it?” or “It’s not my problem, there’s nothing I can do about it.” Mindfulness offers another way of approaching th... Read more
Tim Wu was a classically-trained pianist before embracing the “elephant in the room” and leaving his desk job to become an electronic dance music artist. As Elephante, Wu has performe... Read more
Ibram X. Kendi believes Americans are misled if they buy into the idea that racism is caused by hate and ignorance. Instead Kendi has found that racism stems from discriminatory policies and... Read more