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
The poetry and writings of James Gavin are shaped by the landscapes he was born into and embraced, the mountains and plains of Colorado and Wyoming. On Friday, Gavin will present the... Read more
By Jennifer K. Bauer jkbauer@inland360.com. For many Americans, the results of the 2016 election and the waves of racism, sexism and white nationalism ripping through the country in t... Read more
Summer is a great time to catch up on books people will be talking about this fall. The University of Idaho and Washington State University have both chosen their Common Read books for incom... Read more
By ASHLEY CENTERS For Inland 360 When Dylan Schneider was a kid, his parents gave him a guitar to take to a Brett Eldredge concert in hopes of getting an autograph. That... Read more
IF YOU GO WHAT: “Hope is Here” suicide prevention discussion WHEN: 7 p.m. Monday WHERE: Beasley Coliseum, Washington State University, Pullman COST: Free By KAYLEE BREWSTER kbrewster@... Read more