It may be Shakespeare, but “Titus Andronicus” features no star-crossed lovers or thoughts on the long-standing dilemma of being or not being. The play opens tonight at the University of Idah... Read more
When the Chiara String Quartet plays their music from memory at tonight’s concert in Moscow, it’s not to wow you with their mental prowess. It just turned out that learning the music in this... Read more
Thirty years ago, Phil Borges was an orthodontist. And if he had remained such, it’s doubtful he’d be speaking tonight at the Rosehill Estate Visiting Artist Lecture at the Lewis-Clark State... Read more
LEWISTON — The past lives on in old photographs but often the photographer is lost to time. The history of photography in the Lewiston-Clarkston Valley is the focus of “Stories We See:... Read more
If we’re being honest (and I’m always being honest), I’ll tell you that I can’t imagine being a teacher. For starters, their job is not just a “get there when school starts, leave when it en... Read more
The first day of school is right around the corner and there’s a good chance there are still a few empty slots on that summer reading log that has to be turned in. I’ve rounded up som... Read more
Looking to fill your kid’s summer with fun, adventure and new experiences? Here’s Inland 360’s 2016 guide to camps for kids in the Quad Cities. From underwater robots to le... Read more
Whether 3D printing has you confused or curious, you can learn more about the process at “Experience 3D Printing” Saturday at the Palouse Discovery Science Center in Pullman. The center rece... Read more
Sean Thomas Dougherty discovered poetry while working at a factory in New Hampshire. He was reading a poem by Detroit poet Philip Levine and wondered how a stranger could describe his life s... Read more
If you like to have your cake and read it too, then Washington State University Libraries’ inaugural Edible Book Festival may be just your thing. The event takes place at 1:30 p.m. Fri... Read more