Originally from Spokane, artist Camille Bloom returns to the east side as the opening act for Matt Costa. Bloom has been performing for 11 years and solo for eight. “When I moved to Seattle, my band split up,” Bloom said. “I decided I wanted to go solo…

Stage Door Theatre and the Palouse Highland Players are performing a production of William Gibson’s, “The Miracle Worker.” The first show begins 7 p.m. tonight at All Souls Christian Church in Moscow. Performances and ends on March 6 with a 2 p.m. matinee performance…

Jandi Utzman spends her free time scouring stores that are going out of business for their formal wear. Moments in Time Bridal is Utzman’s small business that started in conjunction with the dance store, 1 Dance Stop. Utzman, a stay-at-home mom and an accountant…

Senior Rebecca DeVere describes her first experience with passion parties like being “a kid in a candy store.” DeVere, a communication major, hosted a passion party with her friends and became so enthralled with the idea that she decided to get more involved…

This week the WSU School of Music is hosting the Festival of Contemporary Art Music in the Kimbrough Concert Hall. Performances feature students, faculty and a guest composer. Admission for all the performances is free. The festival kicked off Thursday with an afternoon concert by WSU students and an evening concert featuring the faculty…

The Residence Hall Association announced last week it won’t renew its contract with The Spokesman-Review. The decision was due to a 5-cent increase in price per paper. “The main argument is that the halls didn’t feel as if the residents used it enough…

For the first time, the WSU College of Education is offering a study abroad program in China. The program is led by faculty and offers nine credits. The five-week session, May 15 through June 18, is led by three faculty members from the College of Education…

The women of the Palouse’s first ever roller derby league are recruiting female members to give a healthy outlet for physical activity. The league practices at 10 a.m. Saturdays at the University of Idaho Student Recreation Center. However, because the league is not affiliated with the university…

In honor of the anniversary of the landmark case Roe vs. Wade, the Students for Choice and VOX groups are hosting an information session called Know Your Rights. The meeting will be held at 4 p.m. Friday in CUB L37. Chelsea Tremblay, a senior political science and women’s studies major…

Now through April 3, the WSU Museum of Art is hosting the Art+Architecture exhibit. The exhibit consists of different media that ranges from sculpture to photography. The purpose of the exhibit is to explore the relationship between fine art and architecture…

A WSU architecture club called Freedom by Design seeks to help the community through its innovation. Last semester, the club designed and built furniture for the American Red Cross’ office in Pullman. Spencer Olsufka, a junior architecture major and club member…

Out with the old and in with the new. It’s what we look forward to on Dec. 31 as people all over the world eagerly await the stroke of midnight, signifying the start of the New Year. What is it about this calendar date that gives people the motivation to resolve and better their lives…

The Graham Ballet is holding its annual holiday, silent auction and perfomance at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Gladish Community Center. Admission is $5, with all proceeds going to the Graham Ballet. The ballet company was founded by Artistic Director Noreen Graham…

WSU graduate student Brendan McMurphy was featured in the fall issue of Jazziz Magazine for his musical composition. McMurphy came to WSU as an undergraduate majoring in jazz studies. He was a student of trumpet professor David Turnbull and Greg Yasinitsky…

Traditional villages need to become a part of the global economy, Ralph Coolman, the associate director of Community Collaborations for WSU, said Tuesday in the CUE. “Even if they want to live traditionally, the world won’t allow it,” Coolman said. The speech…