By Nicole Ruse, Editor-in-Chief
• September 24, 2014
When I first came to Eastern Washington University, without a clue about what I wanted to pursue, I remembered something my adviser in high school told me: No matter what university you get accepted into...
Dear Editor,
As the parent of an Easterner and a visitor to Cheney this week, I have seen that there are many students who work hard to put themselves through college and yet, they struggle. Your federal...
After four years, I shall be graduating from Eastern with two degrees.
I had some great times at Eastern, going to presentations and concerts, and I’ve made some great friends, some I’ll...
When Initiative 502 passed in Washington in 2012, it gave the green light for the legal sale of marijuana in the state.
In Spokane, however, I-502 quickly became an over-regulated issue when the city...
On May 21, The Atlantic published a highly anticipated essay by one of America’s foremost black intellectuals, Ta-Nehisi Coates, entitled “A Case for Reparations.”
The 15,000-word cover...
Anyone under the age of 30 who makes a habit of walking through downtown Spokane has probably noticed the continuous auditory assault that is hurled from three major buildings at the heart of...
Michael Sam’s tearful celebration following his selection in the NFL draft has become a defining moment for not just the league, but the entire sports community, which is evident by the story’s dominance...
Godzilla, the king of all monsters, has returned to the big screen.
A majority of the film can't be explained, because going in blind is half the fun. There are many unexpected moments that...
The debate over using Native American imagery as sports mascots, including less-than-respectful depictions of Natives themselves, is raging all over the country.
The Spokane Indians, Spokane’s...
Throughout the recent Donald Sterling fiasco, one notion is certain: it is not about the Clippers, it is not about the playoffs and it is not about basketball.
Rather, it is an issue of human rights...
A couple of weeks ago, two of my friends and I were inching closer to a bonfire in the backyard of a country home, flanked on either side by strangers and people who had no interest in speaking...
Diablo III: Reaper of My Social Life
by Chris Mudd
A few years after the initial release of “Diablo III,” Blizzard Entertainment returns to the world of Sanctuary with a renewed enthusiasm. Their...
