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By Nichole Bogarosh, Ph.D., Director, Center for Student Involvement & Student Media, Center for Student Involvement, Student Affairs, Gonzaga University What is your favorite TV

By Nichole Bogarosh, Ph.D., Director, Center for Student Involvement & Student Media, Center for Student Involvement, Student Affairs, Gonzaga University What is your favorite TV

At the end of 2025, I reached out with an urgent message regarding the library’s budget shortfall for this year. The community stepped up, and through your support, the City Council approved funding to cover

Join the West Coast’s largest book club! One Book, One Coast brings together more than 140 library systems across California, Washington State, and Oregon for a shared community reading program that celebrates literacy, learning, community, and civil discourse. For its inaugural year, participating libraries will read and discuss the graphic memoir They Called Us Enemy by actor, author, and activist George Takei, co-authored

It might sound cliché to say that every day is Earth Day at the library—but sustainability is truly at the heart of what we do. Sharing resources, reusing materials, and fostering a culture of reciprocity are woven into our DNA. This year, Earth Day will be celebrated internationally on Wednesday,

April is National Arab American Heritage Month. According to the American Arab Foundation, the 2026 theme for the month is “Many voices, one community,” which “reflects the breadth of Arab American identities while affirming the shared values that unite the community.” Arab American Heritage Month was initiated in 2017. “The story of

The Get Lit! Festival is celebrating 28 years of being the Inland Northwest’s preeminent literary conference. This year’s festival takes place from April 17th to April 19th and features as its headliners Pulitzer Prize winner Tessa Hulls, Artist Trust Fellow and Raised By Ferns author Maya Jewell Zeller, Best American Poetry author Keetje Kuipers, and more, with Saturday’s Northwest Passages event featuring a conversation between beloved novelists Willy Vlautin and

Each April, during the darkest nights of the new moon, people around the world pause to appreciate something we often take for granted – the night. International Dark Sky Week (IDSW) is a global celebration dedicated to honoring the beauty, importance, and necessity of dark skies, while raising awareness about

We’re feeling incredibly grateful (and maybe just a little proud). In this year’s Inlander “Best Of” community poll, all three top library spots were awarded to Spokane Public Library locations: Each of these libraries has its own personality, energy, and ways of serving the community. Here are just a few

By Nichole Bogarosh, Ph.D., Director, Center for Student Involvement & Student Media, Center for Student Involvement, Student Affairs, Gonzaga University What is your favorite TV

At the end of 2025, I reached out with an urgent message regarding the library’s budget shortfall for this year. The community stepped up, and through your support, the City Council approved funding to cover

Join the West Coast’s largest book club! One Book, One Coast brings together more than 140 library systems across California, Washington State, and Oregon for a shared community reading program that celebrates literacy, learning, community, and civil discourse. For its inaugural year, participating libraries will read and discuss the graphic memoir They Called Us Enemy by actor, author, and activist George Takei, co-authored

It might sound cliché to say that every day is Earth Day at the library—but sustainability is truly at the heart of what we do. Sharing resources, reusing materials, and fostering a culture of reciprocity are woven into our DNA. This year, Earth Day will be celebrated internationally on Wednesday,

April is National Arab American Heritage Month. According to the American Arab Foundation, the 2026 theme for the month is “Many voices, one community,” which “reflects the breadth of Arab American identities while affirming the shared values that unite the community.” Arab American Heritage Month was initiated in 2017. “The story of

The Get Lit! Festival is celebrating 28 years of being the Inland Northwest’s preeminent literary conference. This year’s festival takes place from April 17th to April 19th and features as its headliners Pulitzer Prize winner Tessa Hulls, Artist Trust Fellow and Raised By Ferns author Maya Jewell Zeller, Best American Poetry author Keetje Kuipers, and more, with Saturday’s Northwest Passages event featuring a conversation between beloved novelists Willy Vlautin and

Each April, during the darkest nights of the new moon, people around the world pause to appreciate something we often take for granted – the night. International Dark Sky Week (IDSW) is a global celebration dedicated to honoring the beauty, importance, and necessity of dark skies, while raising awareness about

We’re feeling incredibly grateful (and maybe just a little proud). In this year’s Inlander “Best Of” community poll, all three top library spots were awarded to Spokane Public Library locations: Each of these libraries has its own personality, energy, and ways of serving the community. Here are just a few