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University of Idaho’s Center fills gap after DEI closures

The closure of the Black Cultural Center and DEI programs at the University of Idaho leaves Black students and marginalized communities without spaces to gather.

Pullman rallies for science funding amid federal cuts

Citizens in Pullman joined the nation-wide efforts Saturday to protest Trump’s science funding cuts and to advocate for science and research.

Spokane refugees at risk as World Relief navigates changing U.S. policies

Yullia Horbenko, a Ukrainian refugee working with World Relief Spokane, fears her refugee status despite a parole extension. Uncertainty looms for her and other refugees as they discover new U.S. policy changes.

Spokane’s Haitian community struggles with looming deportation

Haitians in Spokane fear deportation after Trump ends Temporary Protected Status, impacting hundreds who rely on the program to live and work legally in the U.S.

FāVS Religion News Roundup: March 7

This week's FāVS Religion News covers a WA clergy mandatory reporting bill, gender-affirming care for minors, finding detained immigrants and more.

Priest Lake Church offers unique Stations of the Cross for Lenten worship

St. Blanche Church in Priest Lake offers a unique outdoor Stations of the Cross, inviting all to reflect on Jesus' journey through nature, prayer and community this Lenten season.

Gonzaga celebrates Ash Wednesday with interfaith participation

This Ash Wednesday, Gonzaga University offers diverse ash distribution across campus, inviting all faiths for an inclusive, interfaith experience.

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