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WSU Football Coach Nick Rolovich attends Pac-12 Media Day virtually.
WSU head coach addresses decision to remain unvaccinated during Pac-12 Media Day
AARIK LONG, Evergreen copy editor • July 28, 2021
WSDOT sets aside more than $40 million a year to fund its Pedestrian and Bicycle grant program, promoting simpler methods of transportation.
WSU plans sidewalk expansion, bridge closures
July 23, 2021
American Horror Story is a 10-season show with an incredibly inclusive and diverse cast. Nothing beats a show that evolves with current events.
'American Horror Story' is a superior show
July 23, 2021
Naomi Osaka is one of the latest athletes speaking out about her mental health and advocating for herself.
Respect athletes’ mental health needs
July 23, 2021
Editor-in-chief Emma Ledbetter, pictured here, is grateful for all the people she worked with in her role.
Letter from the editor: 'Curiosity may have killed the cat, but it only helped the reporter’
July 23, 2021
St. Ignatius was built in 1892 and officially closed in 1962. It served as a manor hospital and saw that the general needs of the public were cared for.
Husband, wife to renovate abandoned hospital
July 23, 2021
NEWS
ASCC expects around 20 campus employers to register for the event.
ASCC to host student employment fair
VICTORIA GIOMI • July 23, 2021
The restaurant will offer a limited version of the downtown location’s menu.
Cougar Country is coming to the CUB
VICTORIA GIOMI • July 21, 2021
Balasingam Muhunthan’s family created the B. Muhunthan Memorial Scholarship to help students continue to grow and succeed, carrying on his legacy and love of learning at WSU.
Remembering Balasingam Muhunthan
MOLLY WILK, Evergreen reporter • July 21, 2021
Local band Soulstice is performing from 6 to 8 p.m. July 22 at Pine Street Plaza as part of the Music on Main series.
Crazy Days returns to Pullman this week
MELINA ERNST, Evergreen reporter • July 21, 2021
ROOTS
Actors chose scenes from a range of Shakespeare
Pullman Civic Theatre to host first-ever Shakespeare tour
EMMA LEDBETTER, Evergreen editor-in-chief • July 21, 2021
The new menu will feature a variety of flavored Red Bulls and coffee drinks, including drinks called Big Trains.
Manny’s Coffee House to open at former location of Café Moro
July 21, 2021
Boundaries should be maintained in this type of situation.
Ask Emma: I think I experienced ‘love at first sight’
July 21, 2021
The yard sale will be held in the Gladish Community Center gymnasium and feature a little bit of everything.
Community center to host yard sale
July 21, 2021
"WSU has created a collaborative culture for faculty to work together to tackle challenges, which I am very grateful for,” said Sola Adesope, WSU College of Education associate dean for research and external funding.
College of Education associate dean hopes to collaborate with all WSU departments in new role
July 21, 2021
MINT
There are many great places to eat on campus, from Einstein
Prepare to enjoy full re-opening of WSU's eateries
CARSON HOLLAND, Evergreen columnist • July 21, 2021
One of my favorite parts of paddleboarding is bringing along my furry friend, Luna.
The ins and outs of paddleboarding: a beginner's guide
July 21, 2021
You can use different boards for your charcuterie board, but wooden ones create a rustic look.
How to make a charcuterie board
July 14, 2021
Biscuits and gravy can be delicious while still being inexpensive.
Air fryer biscuits and gravy
July 14, 2021
Ready to get out and experience a view like this one? Be sure you plan your path ahead of time and are prepared for possible trail conditions.
A beginner’s guide to hiking on the Palouse
July 14, 2021
SPORTS
Junior first baseman Kyle Manzardo, pictured here, was the final pick in the second round of the MLB draft.
Three Cougs selected in MLB draft
AARIK LONG, Evergreen copy editor • July 14, 2021
Junior Charisma Taylor leaped a distance of 13.63 meters.
Eight Cougars qualify for NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships
AARIK LONG, Evergreen copy editor • June 3, 2021
WSU women
Rowing finishes 15th in NCAA Championships
AARIK LONG, Evergreen copy editor • June 3, 2021
Junior Kyle Manzardo doubled in two runs in the seventh to bring his season total of RBIs up to 60, the first Cougar to hit the milestone since Jim Murphy in 2008.
WSU baseball takes season series against Huskies
AARIK LONG, Evergreen copy editor • June 3, 2021
The new budget means that athletics will receive $35.6 million in external funding through general university bonds.
Board of Regents approve athletics budget
AARIK LONG, Evergreen copy editor • May 8, 2021
OPINION
For landlords and tenants alike, air conditioning does not seem to be a financial possibility. We need other ways to stay cool as the summer heat increases year to year.
Air conditioning too expensive for many, new ideas necessary to stay cool
MEGHAN HENRY • July 19, 2021
Although it has a slow start, once you get into the passionate romance and thrilling, high-stakes adventure, this book is hard to put down.
'A Discovery of Witches' is intellectual’s 'Twilight'
July 19, 2021
As other major sports organizations loosen restrictions on marijuana use or do away with them altogether, it’s time for the Olympics to do the same.
End testing for cannabis in Olympics permanently
July 16, 2021
A party game played among friends brings out the worst in them all, with hatred for each other and themselves laid out on the table in a way that makes you wonder what makes the movie worth watching.
Movie ‘The Boys in the Band’ is confusing mix of emotions
July 16, 2021
Pullman residents are coming together across the city to demand air conditioning units. No one should have to make do with fans in the boiling heat.
Satire: Recovered from heatwave, Pullman residents riot for change
July 12, 2021
RESEARCH
Computer-controlled camera systems at the WSU Compact Plants Phenomics Center helped researchers capture images of plants, such as this one, to better understand photosynthetic energy conversion.
WSU researchers create computer model to understand how plants work in nature
ALEXANDRIA OSBORNE, Evergreen reporter • July 12, 2021
Eric Barrow, Miles Pepper and Scott Hanson, employees of the Voiland College Machine Shop, are helping build the CentriFLEX prototype.
WSU researchers create device to grow cancer-killing cells
June 14, 2021
Traditional salmon drying racks are shown in the Native Village of Kokhanok on Lake Iliamna, Bristol Bay, Alaska. Salmon was important to Native Americans’ diets.
Native Americans did not solely eat salmon
April 29, 2021
Instead of just focusing on how mental processes influence goal-directing behaviors in children, the researchers believe studies should focus on what is going on around the child and how that influences their thinking.
Goal-directed behaviors in children may be affected by outside factors
April 29, 2021
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