Fall 2021
WSU cheerleader Kim Gage helped Nike with its first cheer shoe.
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Fall 2021
A uniquely Northwest unsolved mystery is reimagined for today’s radio audiences.
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Fall 2021
Even entry-level employees in this small company can make big differences.
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Fall 2021
After a near-fatal shooting, Matt Pearce returns to his work with the Fort Worth Police Department.
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Fall 2021
Photographer and painter David Patterson returns to his artistic pursuits on the Palouse.
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Fall 2021
While Chinese immigrants were generally welcomed in the Inland Northwest, some faced a most harsh reality.
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Fall 2021
Respected broadcast journalist Enrique Cerna takes on a new challenge: a podcast covering race and America.
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Fall 2021
Enrique Cerna (’75 Comm.), longtime broadcast journalist and now podcaster, reflects on his personal history, career, race, and podcasting.
Read more about Cerna’s latest podcast, Chino y Chicano.
Family history
“My grandfather on my dad’s side had to flee Mexico. He was a landowner during the revolution. My grandmother had twenty kids. Fifteen made it to adulthood. My father went back to Mexico, and that’s where he met my mom. I’m the youngest of five that lived. We lost one sister who died in Mexico at a year old.”
Reunions
“We have a family reunion the second Saturday of every July. We’ve … » More …
Fall 2021
The World War II veteran is believed to be the oldest living retired US Air Force general.
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Fall 2021
Jon Campbell and his team at Microsoft develop eye-tracking technology to move wheelchairs and do more, with just a look.
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