Inside the Tea and Art Lounge on NW Bond Street customers sip tea while sketchbooks, watercolor palettes and conversation spread across tables. The recently opened TEAL is more...

Mother’s Day By Madina Aria   I was a mother long before any of you learned how to speak.   Before your first lullabies, I was humming through pine needles...

I was 7 years old when I first noticed the way I grew up was different from most of my friends. Their houses didn’t smell like cardamom, clove or saffron, nor did they have music...

Unprepared and half-asleep, I found myself at the top of Pilot Butte at 2:30 in the morning. This was a few weeks ago, as a small group of friends and I made our way up to watch...

As per Vocabulary.com, analog is the opposite of digital. Strictly old school. And it’s having a moment: film cameras are back in people’s hands and vinyl records are spinning...

Winter doesn’t leave Central Oregon silently—it lingers, melts, refreezes, surprises you with a 60-degree afternoon. It keeps a tight hold on us until it slightly loosens with...

The clouds hang heavy, the sky a moving blob of white. The weather has been stagnant the past few days, as if unsure whether to snow or not. Late winters often stretch from mid-January...

Guillermo Del Toro’s 2025 adaptation of Frankenstein is not a mere retelling of Mary Shelley’s classic but a haunting reinvention. The story follows the brilliant but troubled...

Looking for something to read over winter break—or a gift that won’t feel so last-minute? The Broadside staff shared their personal favorites, from timeless classics to cozy...

Community colleges nationwide have adopted the Guided Pathways—a structured approach that helps students explore courses aligned with their academic and career goals. Central...

Since its release in the fall of 2022, ChatGPT has continued to evolve, with each iteration creating challenges for professors as artificial intelligence has become increasingly...