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Pullman officials start to see COVID-19 slowdown
Pullman officials start to see COVID-19 slowdown

SYDNEY BROWN, Evergreen reporter
September 29, 2020

Pullman Police review use of force policies
Pullman Police review use of force policies

SYDNEY BROWN, Evergreen reporter
September 29, 2020

Whitman County confirms three new COVID-19 cases
Whitman County confirms three new COVID-19 cases
JAYCE CARRAL, Evergreen news editor • September 29, 2020
Whitman County
Whitman County's COVID-19 total breaks 1,300 cases
JAYCE CARRAL, Evergreen news editor • September 28, 2020
Whitman County confirms 28 new COVID-19 cases
Whitman County confirms 28 new COVID-19 cases
CHERYL AARNIO, Evergreen deputy news editor • September 25, 2020
Whitman County confirms 28 new COVID-19 cases
Whitman County confirms 28 new COVID-19 cases
CHERYL AARNIO, Evergreen deputy news editor • September 24, 2020
News
Whitman County confirms three new COVID-19 cases
Whitman County confirms three new COVID-19 cases
JAYCE CARRAL, Evergreen news editor • September 29, 2020

Three individuals tested positive for COVID-19 today, bringing Whitman County’s total to 1,312 cases.  Of the new cases, one female and two males are aged 20-39 years, according...

GPSA Senators discussed the implementation of working groups. The groups focus on the main concerns of graduate students, including healthcare, stipends and university housing.
GPSA Senators approve revised legislative agenda
JENAE LAXSON, Evergreen reporter • September 29, 2020
Whitman County
Whitman County's COVID-19 total breaks 1,300 cases
JAYCE CARRAL, Evergreen news editor • September 28, 2020
Private prisons are run by corporations that profit through stipends they receive from the government. The stipends are based on the size of the prison or the number of prisoners.
Private prisons can cause longer prison sentences, study says
BROOKLYNN HILLEMANN, Evergreen reporter • September 28, 2020
The kits are funded by lab fees and the WSU provost office. One instructor is using kits for his Mechanical Engineering 401 class.
Students receive learning kits to gain hands-on experience
BRADLEY GAMBLE, Evergreen reporter • September 28, 2020
Researchers used liquid hydrogen as a green fuel source for drones. Fueling the drone only requires a few gallons.
Researchers test liquid hydrogen as potential green fuel source
EMMA LEDBETTER, Evergreen reporter • September 28, 2020
Sports
The Pac-12 announced plans to start the football season on Nov. 6. Teams will play a seven-game season.
Pac-12 returns this November
CODY SCHOELER, Evergreen reporter • September 25, 2020
Senior Henry McRae describes his position on the Cougar Crew as the team’s CEO and captain.
Cougar Crew: Continuing a legacy
September 24, 2020
Redshirt senior Jamal Morrow scores his second recieving touchdown of the game to secure a 47-44 win in triple overtime vs Boise State.
'If you keep your head up, anything can happen'
September 24, 2020
WSU kicker Blake Mazza has made 30 of 36 field goals and 115 of 120 extra points throughout his two-career at WSU.
'Three back and two over'
September 18, 2020
Junior defender Kelis Barton started the Black Student-Athlete Association in summer 2020 while she recovered from an injury November 2019.
More than an athlete
September 17, 2020
Opinion
We constantly shout down cancel culture, but there are some upsides to the social media phenomenon.
OPINION: Cancel culture's hidden benefits
JOEY FRANKLIN, Evergreen columnist • September 29, 2020
When determining whether to buy or adopt a new pet, adoption is always the best answer.
OPINION: Adopt, don't shop for pets
MEGHAN HENRY, Evergreen columnist • September 29, 2020
With online testing, students are facing more and more issues that can be stressful.
OPINION: Dealing with online testing
HANNA YUZYUK, Evergreen columnist • September 29, 2020
The west coast wildfires are indicative of a poorly constructed environmental policy, which we need to fix.
OPINION: More comprehensive wildfire policies will lead to a safer Washington
DIANA RIOS, Evergreen columnist • September 24, 2020
There’s so much to appreciate about living in a small town like Pullman.
OPINION: What we love about Pullman
GRACE LAPIERRE, Evergreen columnist • September 24, 2020
Roots
The Black Student Athlete Association would screen movies, like "Just Mercy" before COVID-19 Now they meet via Zoom to provide connections among student athletes.
Black student-athletes create group for inclusion 
HANNAH FLORES, Evergreen reporter • September 28, 2020
With COVID-19 limiting options for social interaction, Emma gives tips on how to keep away boredom. Some activities include going on daily walks and having a fall photoshoot.
Ask Emma: I need tips to break up the monotony
EMMA LEDBETTER, Evergreen columnist • September 28, 2020
Michelle
Pullman consignment shop creates boutique experience
SANDI KOBIESA, Evergreen reporter • September 28, 2020
Jody Boroughs began to sew when she was just a child. To continue her passion, she opened an Etsy shop, Fly Monkey Fly, to sell handmade bags.
One local's 20-year journey with sewing
MATAYA SIEMION, Evergreen reporter • September 28, 2020
Rya Ramsay decided to start her own jewelry business in 2019 after her search for necklaces with her children’s initials turned up dry.
Local business owner gets ‘down to the smallest details’
HANNAH FLORES, Evergreen reporter • September 24, 2020
Mint
Visitors view the orbs made from glass and a low level of uranium.
Exhibit makes beauty out of nuclear waste
JOEL KEMEGUE, Evergreen Mint editor • September 24, 2020
Club promotes literature, creativity among students
Club promotes literature, creativity among students
KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter • September 24, 2020
Festival Dance is offering classes in ballet, tap, jazz and more.
Dance academy offers $5 dancing classes
ANNA YOUNG, Evergreen reporter • September 24, 2020
Recipe: Turkey Chili
Recipe: Turkey Chili
JOEY FRANKLIN, Evergreen columnist • September 24, 2020
Ceffalo has been hosting and performing in drag for the past four years in various events.
WSU student practices drag, promotes inclusivity
JOEL KEMEGUE, Evergreen Mint editor • September 17, 2020
The newsroom is what makes us editors, and the print paper is what makes us newspaper journalists. Without either, it
ED BOARD: If you can, support local journalism
EDITORIAL STAFF • May 8, 2020
Daily Evergreen editors embrace while cheering after hearing the results of the Student Media referendum in March 2018.
The Daily Evergreen named top student daily paper in region by Society of Professional Journalists
SYDNEY BROWN, Evergreen editor-in-chief • April 21, 2020
From left, deputy News editor Luke Hudson works on the front page redesign while Editor-in-chief Sydney Brown and Managing Editor Grace Arnis offer advice.
Behind the Press: Meet your makers
EDITORIAL STAFF, Evergreen staff • January 15, 2020
Chief Layout Editor Jacqui Thomasson uses Adobe InDesign to reformat the newspaper templates section editors use to lay out their pages.
Layout Reborn
EMMA LEDBETTER and JACQUI THOMASSON • January 13, 2020
Katie Archer, left, and Grace Arnis are this semester
If you build it, they will come
GRACE ARNIS and KATIE ARCHER • October 4, 2019
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