Care on Campus

At the beginning of spring quarter, SFCC welcomed a new…

Reclaiming Ancestral Knowledge One Doula at a Time

The Həłmxiłp Indigenous Birth Justice staff say that childbirth is…

Elk Soup for the Indigenous Soul

Spokane is home to over 20,000 urban Native members, all…

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…

Student Artist Spotlight: Andy Rumsey

Andy Rumsey is an SFCC student who is 27 and…

SFCC President To Step Down

[caption id="attachment_3482" align="aligncenter" width="812"] SFCC President Janet Gullicksen greets attendees…

Read Between the Colors

By Jeremy Logan Sfcc.Jeremy.Logan@gmail.com Poor white people who think that…

Cadaver Lab at SFCC

SFCC’s science department knows where the bodies aren’t buried. In…

SFCC launches new phone app

There’s an app available for download for students who want…

Dance: art or sport?

By Khay Burrage, Sfcc.Khay.burrage@gmail.com The one question that has dancers shaking their head in frustration: Is dance a sport? Dance has evolved throughout the years with different […]

Twenty One going on Twenty Two

Turning 21 is one of those experiences that is supposed to be a big deal. At least that’s what I’m led to believe. It’s weird I’ve never gone with what society has told me I’m supposed to do. I never went to prom, I didn’t get a car that was truly mine till about six months ago. Technically, being Editor in Chief of this paper is my first real job. I’m not at any point gonna go out and get drunk this week. Even though May 18th was my 21st birthday. I’m not going to a strip club or a casino. I’m not going drinking with my best friend (sadly).