E.J. Iannelli is a Spokane-based freelance writer, translator, and editor whose byline occasionally appears here in The Inlander. One of his many shortcomings is his inability to think up pithy, off-the-cuff self-descriptions.
Ten ways to tame those seasonal "shoulds"
By E.J. Iannelli
Spokane Civic Theatre is staging a musical that's both famous and infamous for the warts-and-all romance at its center
Minister of Sorrow, a new work by local playwright Pam Kingsley, is set when intrepid packhorse librarians traversed eastern Kentucky
A new exhibition at Gonzaga's Jundt Art Museum showcases 100 works produced during a singular period in American history
Tags: Arts & Culture, Gonzaga, Jundt Art Museum, Fay Chong, Z. Vanessa Helder, Thomas Hart Benton, Fletcher Martin, Chiuru Obata
Can AI channel the best of human creativity? The Spokane Symphony teams up with a local tech firm to pose that question.
Tags: Arts & Culture, Classical music, AI, Beethoven, Spokane Symphony
A research team at WSU has developed an AI model for analyzing hair — and the potential implications are huge
Tags: Health, WSU Research, Hair, Artificial Intelligence
Designed to improve quality of life for ALS patients, modular, eco-friendly homes also show what the future of homebuilding could look like
Tags: Home, ALS, Modular Home, Eco-Friendly, Accessibility
WSU is in a bind over the fate of its historic Jensen-Byrd building. If a hero developer appears, will it be enough?
Tags: Local News, Development, Washington State University, Jensen-Byrd building
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