Far from the star-studded neighborhoods of Beverly Hills and New York’s Upper West Side, Lewiston might be the last place you’d expect to produce an expert in celebrity culture and gossip.... Read more
Eight years ago, David Shields explored the line between fiction and nonfiction and the role of each in his book “Reality Hunger.” “It calls for a rethinking of our understanding of copyrigh... Read more
MOSCOW — The University of Idaho’s formidable mascot, Joe Vandal, wasn’t always the brawny, manly man he is today. He wasn’t even UI’s first mascot. Empire the Dog holds that honor, ci... Read more
The biggest public art museum in the region is due to be completed in Pullman in three months. The crimson-mirrored and glass-walled exterior of the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art at Washing... Read more
If you’re hoping to check out a library copy of “Ready Player One,” Washington State University’s Common Reading book selection, plan on waiting a while. The sci-fi dystopian book is popular... Read more
When summer boredom hits, you’ve got options. Sure, you can watch a movie or build a water balloon arsenal, but we didn’t want to mess around. We decided to go nuclear. That’s right. We visi... Read more
“There’s nothing to do” just isn’t going to cut it when it comes to summertime options for kids. With dozens of art, sport, theater, learning and day camps, the challenge won’t be coming up... Read more
A magic trick can do more than it might appear. At least, it did for New York magician Steven Brundage. His Rubik’s Cube trick not only got him out of a speeding ticket, but a video of his e... Read more
At 22 years old, Iceland’s Jófríður Ákadóttir is a musical veteran. She performs in her solo act, JFDR, Wednesday at Lewis-Clark State College in Lewiston. Her music is described on her webs... Read more
This past January wasn’t the first time that women have gathered to march for their rights, nor was it the only time that their doing so was seen as controversial. But it’s been a while and... Read more