Colton Rasanen

About a month ago, I unwillingly learned about looksmaxxing in a random TikTok clip. The term, coined by chronically online groups of men in the early 2010s and cemented by

Creating an event as integral to Spokane’s spring as the Lilac Bloomsday Run takes a village of people donating their time, money and experience, but the idea for the 12-kilometer

Preparing for Bloomsday can be daunting even for runners and walkers (I think I’ve seen that damned Doomsday Hill vulture in my nightmares a few times already). But as one

The drab beige strip mall on West Sunset Highway has hosted many businesses over the years, but these days the space is home to a Thai restaurant, a nail salon,

For the past decade and a half, fewer students have chosen to attend four-year universities. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, colleges and universities saw a 15% decline

There’s perhaps no better demonstration of the 1980’s eclectic vibe than that of the beloved film Back to the Future, in which a souped-up DeLorean driven at a specific speed

When Theater on the Verge Director Troy Nickerson first read the 2015 dark comedy play Hand to God, he thought it’d be crazy to stage it in Spokane.

Aspiring computer scientists learn to craft algorithms and software systems more complex than most internet users could ever understand, yet their class loads often lack the human connection that’s so

When Nathan Schiele attended the University of Dayton in Ohio a couple decades ago, he focused his studies on mechanical engineering. However, rather than designing and building machinery, he became

If you talk to enough drag artists, you’ll find that the venn diagram between them and theater kids is practically a circle. And drag king Edacious March isn’t one to