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The Daily Evergreen
The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen
The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen
TOP FEATURES
WSU’s MLK Program is planning several more events throughout the semester.
MLK Program focuses on white privilege for first event of the semester
ALEXANDRIA OSBORNE, Evergreen reporter • January 21, 2022
WSU introduces new COVID-19 restrictions
WSU introduces new COVID-19 restrictions
January 21, 2022
WSUs MLK program has a wide variety of online events and speakers lined up throughout Jan and Feb.
Celebrate Black History Month with Big Names
January 20, 2022
Abbott at a WSU football game during the 2021 season.
Message from the sports editor
January 20, 2022
Whitman County confirms 170 new COVID-19 cases
Whitman County confirms 170 new COVID-19 cases
January 20, 2022
NEWS
ATVP and the library plan on hosting events to discuss topics such as domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking to help increase awareness within the community.
Local library, organization partner to increase sexual assault, domestic violence awareness
ALEXANDRIA OSBORNE, Evergreen reporter • January 21, 2022
Crimson Group in process of becoming ASWSU committee 
Crimson Group in process of becoming ASWSU committee 
SHEILA JOHNSON • January 21, 2022
Facilities workers clear snow from a parking lot on campus following last weeks record snow event.
WSU snow clearers reflect on historic snowfall
JOSIAH PIKE, Evergreen reporter • January 20, 2022
Sam Martinez died Nov. 12, 2019, after participating in a Big-Little reveal night with members of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity.
Parents of Sam Martinez testify about anti-hazing bills to state legislature
KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter • January 20, 2022
ROOTS
Yia Yia Nikkis is currrently constructing their new location on the first floor of the Compton Union Building.
Yia Yia Nikki's coming to campus
ANNIE HAGER • January 21, 2022
Phillip J. Roundtree was the featured speaker at the Martin Luther King Jr. Human Rights Community Breakfast. Roundtree discussed his personal relationship with MLK as well as the importance of access to mental health care for communities of color.
‘Black Mental Health Matters’
January 20, 2022
Looking for a fun, creative activity to do without breaking the bank? Paint Nights are returning this month to the Endicott and Lacrosse Libraries.
Books and broad strokes
January 20, 2022
The Indie Folk exhibit showcases work in a variety of mediums from local artists, Thursday, Jan. 18, at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art.
Experience the 'arts and sounds' of the Pacific Northwest
January 20, 2022
There are multiple ways to meet new people in Pullman, whether it be through virtual or in-person means.
Ask Emma: How do I meet people in Pullman?
January 19, 2022
MINT
Take a break from the chaos of your life and enter a new world, journey into the genre of your choice.
Books to fuel 2022
LANNAN RUIZ • January 20, 2022
Senior psychology major Ben Sherry (left) and senior biology and business management major Fatimah Alvaqshi (right) create caring cougar cards, Tuesday, Jan. 18, in the CUB.
MLK program fosters community in system-wide “Caring Cougar Cards” event
January 20, 2022
Shabbat is a weekly celebration in Jewish culture
'I am not ashamed of my heritage, my culture, my life'
January 20, 2022
WSU is hosting a variety of events January through March in celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day
WSU hosts events honoring MLK Day
January 17, 2022
WSU Associate Professor Ken Faunce is presenting at the Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre on the history of the opioid epidemic.
WSU associate professor presents research on history of opioid epidemic
January 17, 2022
SPORTS
WSU guard Noah Williams dribbles towards the basket during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game against California, Saturday, Jan. 15, in Beasley Coliseum.
COVID-19 does not like sports
AARIK LONG, Evergreen reporter • January 21, 2022
WSU guard Johanna Teder (21) dribbles the ball towards the basket during a college basketball game against the University of San Francisco in Beasley Coliseum, Dec. 3, 2021.
Games against Oregon schools postponed
DAYLON HICKS, Evergreen reporter • January 21, 2022
Sophomore Matthew Watkins (left), and redshirt sophomore Zak Kindl compete in the mens 5000-meter Saturday afternoon at Mooberry Track.
Track's action-packed weekend
KAT MCKINNEY-ROLEY, Evergreen reporter • January 20, 2022
WSU forward Mouhamed Gueye (35) high-fives teammates after being substituted during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game against California, Saturday, Jan. 15, in Beasley Coliseum.
Gueye earns second Pac-12 accolade
JAKE HULL, Evergreen reporter • January 20, 2022
WSU quarterback Jayden de Laura (4) looks down field to throw the ball during a college football game against the University of Arizona at Martin Stadium, Friday, Nov. 19, 2021.
De Laura: A brief history
AARIK LONG, Evergreen reporter • January 20, 2022
OPINION
While we are still fighting to maintain equality between men and women, we must consider individuals who identify as other genders.
OPINION: Gender equality must include all genders
JUSTIN WASHINGTON, Evergreen research editor • January 20, 2022
A privately funded system puts money ahead of public trust.
OPINION: Time to restore balance in campaign funding
January 20, 2022
Cougs already struggle with being able to attend classes due to the high cost of tuition. A potential tuition increase will only make the problem bigger.
OPINION: Tuition increases not solution to campus needs
January 19, 2022
Positive thinking can go a long way in helping you create the reality you want.
OPINION: Manifesting your dream reality easier than you think
January 18, 2022
There is not a single soul in America who is not aware of the issues our society faces. Yet, we refrain from talking about them.
OPINION: Conversation is needed to fix society
January 18, 2022
RESEARCH
The Jewett Observatory is located on Observation Drive.
Jewett Observatory introduces public to other worlds
EMMA LEDBETTER and SAM TAYLOR • January 20, 2022
Osteoarthritis is a degenerative disease, but lab results indicate stretching and antioxidants help.
WSU researchers link gallic acid, stretching to reduction in arthritis inflammation
January 20, 2022
Jeremy Lessmann, director for the Office of Undergraduate Research, works in his office, Jan. 19, at the Smith Center for Undergraduate Education.
New director of Office of Undergraduate Research will encourage research opportunities
January 20, 2022
A WSU research team is studying how fleas can transmit the Bubonic Plague.
Research team determines how fleas transmit Bubonic Plague
January 20, 2022
BREAKING NEWS
Trending Stories
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Characters in this novel show the suffering of being in love with your abuser and the strength of being a survivor.

BookTok review: ‘It Ends with Us’ powerfully illustrates anguish of abuse • 3932 Views

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Whitman County sees record-high COVID-19 numbers

Whitman County sees record-high COVID-19 numbers • 607 Views

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Students living on campus who test positive for COVID-19 are sequestered in McEachern Hall for quarantine.

WSU houses COVID-19-positive students in McEachern Hall • 434 Views

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Prof. Raymond Quock talks drugs on Jan. 24 in Johnson Tower.

Don’t make tripping on psychedelics a daily habit • 368 Views

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WSU introduces new COVID-19 restrictions

WSU introduces new COVID-19 restrictions • 287 Views

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MENTAL HEALTH
BEHIND THE PRESS
You may think snow has nothing to do with discussion about COVID, but the lack of communication, lack of care for safety of staff, and lack of leadership is evident with snow, and COVID, wrote one town hall commenter Thursday morning.
ED BOARD: WSU administrators ‘plow’ ahead with in-person semester, despite complaints of omicron variant, pass closures
EDITORIAL STAFF • January 6, 2022
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