University Of Washington Tapestries
Description: Get Loose on the Palouse! Eastern Washington and north central Idaho are home to the uniquely scenic geographic region known as The Palouse. Its fertile hills and valleys make it a major agricultural producer of wheat, legumes, and more. It's also stunningly beautiful, particularly in springtime when the rolling hills south of Spokane are covered in green grass. Our cute Palouse art is made for Washingtonians and visitors alike, whether you're visiting Palouse Falls, climbing Steptoe Butte or Kamiak Butte, or rafting the Snake River at Hell's Canyon. It's a great gift for students at WSU in Pullman WA or University of Idaho in Moscow ID.
Description: KCMU began as a student and volunteer-run 10-watt college radio station based out of the University of Washington communications building in 1972 and quickly becoming an innovative, influential cultural force in the Seattle area and beyond. Their eclectic playlists created by an all volunteer staff made it a true beacon of light in the crowded, heavily commercialized FM radio world. Still operating today, albeit under a different call sign and with slightly more commercial leanings, they're still a darling of the independent radio world with countless listeners tuning in locally and streaming from around the globe.
