SFCC’s science department knows where the bodies aren’t buried. In building 28, tucked around a corner and behind a set of large steel doors, room […]
Spokane Chiefs: More Than Just Hockey
For decades, the Spokane Chiefs have been part of Spokane’s local identity, connecting families, youth hockey programs and small businesses across the city. As members of the Western Hockey League, the Spokane Chiefs bring players from across North America, but the organization’s work extends beyond the game. Through youth programs, school partnerships and local outreach, the Chiefs’ association emphasizes community involvement and the lives of players as much as competition. Jake Toporowski, former player of the Chiefs from 2014-2017 and now assistant coach, talked about his time playing and how it led to his current position. “When I was playing junior hockey, it was some of the best years of my life,” Toporowski said. “Just from the guys you play…
Reclaiming Ancestral Knowledge One Doula at a Time
The Həłmxiłp Indigenous Birth Justice staff say that childbirth is…
Future Artists in the Present
From Sasha Barrett's ceramic drones to David Harper Clemons’ metal…
The Riverkeepers and the River
The Spokane River has been the heart and lifeblood of…
Women’s X-Country team takes home the gold
Spokane Falls’ womens cross-country team took home the championship…
Connecting with peers over coffee
Refreshments table set up behind the MOSAIC front desk for…
Steve’s On Cannon: high-end bikes and repair in Browne’s for 40 years
The little bike shop on Cannon Street offers a big…
Getting A Running Start In College
Since 1990, many high school students have struggled to pay for the extra costs in college that aren’t covered by the running start program. Running […]
50,000 Climb Doomsday Hill
Bystanders fill the streets with the sound of cheers while the echo of sneakers on the pavement can be heard from any direction. The Lilac […]
Student Spotlight: Benjamin Giachetti
Charcoal, pastel and pencil are the mediums in which one young artist uses to bring his art to life. 19-year-old SFCC student Benjamin Giachetti was […]