Headlines in history

Evergreen headlines in history: September 25, 2025

LUCILLE STUTESMAN, Editor-in-Chief

September 25, 2025

Evergreen headlines in history.

Welcome sign greets visitors in dozens of languages

The Daily Evergreen reported September 25, 2018, a new welcome sign was installed near the Pullman city limits. The sign said ‘welcome’ in 60 different languages. The sign cost $200,000 to build and was partially funded by donations.

Students link logo to ‘Live at Eight’ show

It was reported September 21, 1989, WSU students who worked on the ‘Live at Eight’ show, which aired on National College Television Network, grew concerned when a nearly identical logo was used for “Live!” an entertainment guide published by The Daily News/Idahonian, which is now called the Moscow-Pullman Daily News. Students were unsure whether to take action.

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About the Contributor

LUCILLE STUTESMAN, Editor-in-Chief

Lucille Stutesman is the Editor-in-Chief of The Daily Evergreen. She’s a rising third-year student majoring in multimedia journalism and broadcast news. She’s from Bremerton, but has lived all over the country, including in New York City and Honolulu. She previously served as a news reporter and then news editor at the Evergreen. In her free time, she enjoys reading, watching medical dramas and cycling. She’s been with the Evergreen since fall 2024.

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