The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

Menu
TOP FEATURES
Shooting on College Hill kills one, leaves another critically injured
Shooting on College Hill kills one, leaves another critically injured
NICK GIBSON , Evergreen roots editor • September 25, 2021
Writer Zoe Hana Mikuta addresses a crowd during a WSU Visiting Writers Series event on Wednesday, Sept. 22 at the Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center.
UW student, author shares debut novel for Visiting Writers Series
September 24, 2021
Tawn Christians adopted Apollo after being approved for an emotional support animal and found that he helped xir through some dark parts of xir life.
The riptide we call depression
September 23, 2021
The battle against mental illness and eating disorders can be exhausting, but its a fight worth having.
Journey to self-love, self-acceptance
September 23, 2021
Saving a life can be done in many ways: embracing them, listening to them and reminding them how loved and beautiful they are.
Remember to say 'I love you'
September 23, 2021
For some, depression might be a short-term occurrence like a bad cough. For others, it’s a chronic battle.
Battling against the monster inside me
September 23, 2021
NEWS
Whitman County Coroner Annie Pillers gets final say about a persons cause of death.
'Privileged work': Whitman County coroners always on call for unexpected deaths
ALEXANDRIA OSBORNE, Evergreen reporter • September 24, 2021
All-Campus Senator Nikolai Sublett listens to a resolution that would require senators to work on one resolution or two bylaws during an ASWSU meeting Wednesday evening in the Compton Union Building.
ASWSU senators discuss campus safety, sexual assault prevention
MOLLY WILK, Evergreen reporter • September 23, 2021
From September 2020-21, Pullman PD responded to 67 suicide-related reports, three of which resulted in death. WSU PD expereienced fewer reports than Pullman PD because of a lack of students on campus.
Pullman PD responds to bulk of suicide-related reports
ALEXANDRIA OSBORNE, Evergreen reporter • September 23, 2021
Garmanie Kyaw Swar Tun, senior public relations major, said he hopes the coup ends soon and Myanmar returns to what it was before. He wants people to know how beautiful and rich Burma can be; the country controlled by the military is not the same he once knew. 
WSU Myanmar students share personal stories amid military coup
MOLLY WILK, Evergreen reporter • September 22, 2021
ROOTS
There are steps you can take to support your loved one struggling with mental illness.
Ask Emma: How do I help my loved one struggling with depression?
EMMA LEDBETTER, Evergreen deputy news editor • September 23, 2021
Everyone expereinces anxiety a little differently, but the right tools can help you manage it.
Multiple faces of mental breakdowns
September 23, 2021
Allegra Campagna, pictured left, is a fifth-year student. Kara Brown, pictured right, is a third-year student.
Psychology grad students work in infant temperament lab
September 23, 2021
WSU Fastpitch Club member Sam Shaffer warms up with her teammates.
Students can find community in the great outdoors
September 23, 2021
During Week of Welcome, members of Discougs finally got to meet each other in person almost a year after the server came to be. A potluck-style picnic was held on campus, where members were able to socialize and play games with each other.
One click leads to community of Cougs
September 16, 2021
MINT
In this album without explicit lyrics, the artist screams for a different life.
Album review: 'Sunbather' by Deafheaven
COLE QUINN, Evergreen photo editor • September 23, 2021
Jobana Leon enjoys painting photos of people with additions of butterflies and flowers.
Artist paints hard emotions
September 23, 2021
People who look at nature scenes have more focus and concentration than those who look at concrete.
Your brain on nature
September 23, 2021
Inside, The Perks of Being a Wallflower and The Anthropocene Reviewed all evaluate mental health in different aspects of our society.
Mental health as seen on TV
September 23, 2021
Be careful not to get sucked into your phone and all it has to offer.
Seven ways to combat phone addiction
September 22, 2021
SPORTS
Then-redshirt sophomore quarterback Tyler Hilinski looks for a receiver against Boise State on Sept. 9, 2017 in Martin Stadium. Hilinski led WSU to a 47-44 comeback win.
Hilinski's legacy lives on at WSU
KURIA POUNDS, Evergreen reporter • September 23, 2021
WSU forward Elyse Bennett steals the ball away from Hawaii defender Hallgerður Kristjánsdóttir Sept. 5 at the Lower Soccer Field in Pullman.
WSU soccer kicks off Pac-12 play
ERIN MULLINS, Evergreen reporter • September 23, 2021
WSU defensive back Daniel Isom (3) leads his team onto the field before a game against USC Sept. 18 in Pullman.
Cougs hit the road
TOM ABBOTT, Evergreen reporter • September 23, 2021
Then-freshman Amy Chu refines her driving skills along with teammates Madison Odiorne and Emily Baumgart during a practice session on April 1, 2019, at WSUs practice facility.
Cougar golf tees off on 2021 season
DAYLON HICKS, Evergreen reporter • September 23, 2021
The WSU student section lies empty at the end of a college football game Sept. 18, 2021, in Pullman.
King of the collapse
AARIK LONG, Evergreen sports editor • September 21, 2021
OPINION
Graduate student parents overlooked by university
Graduate student parents overlooked by university
GAYATHRI KRISHNAMOORTHY, Evergreen columnist • September 23, 2021
ADHD is not a choice
ADHD is not a choice
September 23, 2021
Characters in this novel reveal how life continues on as we work through our struggles.
‘Turtles All the Way Down’ beautifully depicts anxiety, OCD
September 23, 2021
Americas efforts to tackle the stigma of mental health is notable, but not as much as the way men have been left behind in these efforts.
Mental health stigma takes disproportionate toll on men
September 23, 2021
'The Hurt Locker' reveals American setbacks
September 23, 2021
RESEARCH
Crop insurance financially covers cops that cannot be sold, like this frost-damaged spring canola from May.
Crop Insurance ensures the future of farms
ERIN MULLINS, Evergreen reporter • September 23, 2021
WSU is home to a nuclear reactor of its own. The core sits at the bottom of a 25-foot deep pool.
'Our reactor is so safe we let undergrads operate it’
September 23, 2021
WSU Professor and First Lady Noel Schulz was appointed co-director of WSU-Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Advanced Grid Institute.
Noel Schulz embraces new role
September 23, 2021
Researchers were studying how drought conditions affect the trees to determine which variety would best serve as winbreak tress for farmsteads.
Lind Dryland and the death of 85 Austrian trees
September 16, 2021
Activate Search
The student voice of Washington State University since 1895
The student voice of Washington State University since 1895