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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
CAROLYNN CLAREY

CAROLYNN CLAREY, Evergreen reporter and photojournalist

Carolynn Clarey is a freshman majoring in Architecture studies. In her spare time, she takes commissions for painting.

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[Photo] Letter to the Editor: Welcome to the Cougar family

CURTIS COHEN and SEAN DOSTER
August 16, 2020
From scratchboard to mixed media, the Dahmen Barn houses a wide variety of Artists.

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[Photo] ASWSU 2020: students chose Cohen & Doster

March 11, 2020
New President Curtis Cohen and New Vice President Sean Doster look over the results of the election on Wednesday night at the Phi Kappa Sigma House. The former candidates celebrated with a speech that ended with lots of hugging and clapping for the them.

[Photo] No stopping for ASWSU

March 24, 2020
Boost Collaborative Employment Services Director Teresa Driver describes how Boost's services help those with disabilities find a way to enter or reenter the workforce on Monday morning at the Pullman Boost Collaborative Office.

[Photo] Nonprofit provides employment support for adults with disabilities

March 11, 2020
Members of Alph Nu host a blood drive on the Terrell Mall, in front of Murrow hall, on Wednesday afternoon.

Members of AlphA Nu host a blood drive on the Terrell Mall, in front of Murrow hall, on Wednesday afternoon.

Avery Lane, animal science and pre-veterinary major, discusses how and why she became an intern for the Blackbird Ranch Sanctuary this semester last Wednesday afternoon in the SPARK.

[Photo] Animal sanctuary rescues farm animals

RACHEL KOCH, Evergreen reporter
March 3, 2020
Running mates Curtis Cohen, President, and Sean Doster, Vice President, discuss how they want to improve the relationships between ASWSU Executives, Senators, and students at WSU on Tuesday afternoon in the Reunion.

Jaissa Grunlose, chairman of the Native American Women's Association, discusses how she got involved with NAWA on Tuesday evening in the WSU Native Center.

The new location of the Writing Center in the CUE, Room 402G. Along with more staff, this room allows for more appointments to happen at once.

[Photo] Writing Center receives donation

February 26, 2020
Rob Ruck, a history Professor at the University of Pittsburgh, discusses how football has changed in Samoa and how their culture has been integrated into the sport on Tuesday evening in Todd Hall.

[Photo] United States of Alienation

February 26, 2020
UI Budget cuts

[Photo] OPINION: UI must change

February 26, 2020
Mayor Johnson

The new IFC initiative marks a new era for greek life at WSU, which can lead to a healthier and safer environment for all who are involved.

[Photo] New IFC regulations will help Greeks

ANTHONY TORCHIA
January 31, 2020
Pullman High School Counselor Kellie Glaze said the bill may not affect Pullman High School students because of a 95-96 percent graduation rate but may improve chances for other students in state.

[Photo] Bill opens new grad pathways

January 22, 2020
Elaily Hernandez-Repreza, a sophomore in criminology and a defense and an athlete on the WSU soccer team, discusses how she saves money by buying mainly white meats, fruits, and vegtables on Monday afternoon at the Northside Market.

How to eat healthy on a budget

CAROLYNN CLAREY and RACHEL SUN
January 16, 2020
Emma Mcnivin, who spoke in support of the WSU Children’s Center, says the center uses S&A funds to offer students assistance with costs on Wednesday at the Lighty building.

[Photo] S&A Committee meeting held

November 21, 2019
Annette Brusven and her mother Carloyn Leege are the owners of Christmas tree farms. They are helping spread the holiday spirit by hosting a wreath-making workshop for the community.

Tree farm to host wreath-making workshop

CAROLYNN CLAREY, Evergreen reporter and photojournalist
November 20, 2019
Attorney Laura Hoopis discusses how the residents of Hood drive were not notified of the street name changing on Tuesday night at Pullman City Hall.

[Photo] Farmer objects after city changes road named for family

November 20, 2019
Family farmer Allen Hood discusses how Hood drive embodies the history of the community on Tuesday night at Pullman City Hall. Hood said his grandfather came to Pullman in 1896 and got into the stable business; his family has been around since then.

Julie Kmec, co-chair of the Provost search committee, discusses how the search guidelines for a new provost are constantly being adapted to fit the needs of the university on Monday evening in the CUB Junior Ballroom.

[Photo] Second provost candidate presents to university community

April 14, 2020
Booster club president Stephanie Lathrop, left, and event coordinator Con Schafman discuss the Craft Fair’s popularity and the impact it will have for the students on Saturday at Clarkston High School.

Annual craft fair supports arts department

CAROLYNN CLAREY, Evergreen reporter and photojournalist
November 18, 2019
Emma, played by PHS senior Keva Shull, struggles to understand what love is in the play, ‘Emma: A Pop Musical,’ on Friday night at Pullman High School.

[Photo] Jane Austen novel comes to life on stage

November 18, 2019
Graduate students Jake Monroe, Cole Coddington, Ezekiel Nelson and Gabriel Hernandez, celabrate after winnning the Hack-A-House competition on Friday evening at Carpenter Hall. They designed a way for farmers to build housing underneath their fields.

Students ‘Hack-A-House’ for affordable living

CAROLYNN CLAREY, Evergreen reporter and photojournalist
November 4, 2019
Youth Services Technician Rachael Ritter discusses the reasons for setting up a class for girls to learn coding programs on Friday afternoon at the Neill Public Library.

[Photo] Library offers coding classes for young girls interested in STEM

October 30, 2019
Quesadilla club president Margaret Lipinsky discusses how she and her friends decided to start the club to help people make friends and find a less stressful environment on Tuesday afternoon at the CUB.

Club helps bring students together with food

CAROLYNN CLAREY, Evergreen reporter and photojournalist
October 29, 2019
Sarah Boyer, member of Alternatives to Violence of the Palouse, says violence prevention is a way to promote healthy and safe communities Tuesday evening at the Pullman City Hall.

[Photo] Speaker talks assault prevention

October 29, 2019
University Archivist Mark O’English discusses how he highlights the Mascot’s anniversary to reconnect people to Butch’s origin on Friday morning at the Holland/Terrell Library.

Cougar History: library celebrates Butch’s birthday

CAROLYNN CLAREY, Evergreen reporter and photojournalist
October 27, 2019
Children interact with shelter dogs at the Howl-O-Ween event Sunday afternoon at the Latah County Fairgrounds and Event Center.

[Photo] Howl-O-Ween event raises money to save pets

October 27, 2019
People gather to support the opening of WSU’s own Center for Arts and Humanities on Thursday evening in the Honors College Lounge. The event was led by Jon Parrish Peede, chairman for the National Endowment for Humanities, who announced the recipients of the Pollart scholarship.

[Photo] WSU launches Center for Arts and Humanities

October 24, 2019
Orton Hall RED Andy Adler and Grace Shauvin, Orton Hall Ledership Council Vice President talk about what goes in hosting the Orton Haunted House on Monday afternoon.

[Photo] Orton maze opens Friday and Saturday

October 23, 2019
Senior product manager Chris Chandler believes every person has a story worth telling and helps people find the story they want to tell with their flowers or other gifts on Monday morning at Neill’s Flowers and Gifts.

[Photo] Shop helps customers find perfect bouquet

October 22, 2019
Danielle Keerbs, president of the WSU Aerial Dance Society, talks about what the club does and how others can get involved on Monday in the lobby of the Webster Physical Sciences Building.

Club aims to help students find their tribe

CAROLYNN CLAREY, Evergreen reporter and photojournalist
October 16, 2019
County commissioner Art Swannack discusses the impact of the affordable housing bond and how it will be put toward developing low income housing on Tuesday night at the Pullman City Hall.

[Photo] Pullman city councilmembers discuss possible new tax

October 15, 2019
Penny Tusa, junior outside hitter and setter, spikes the ball past Oregon blockers on Friday night at Bohler Gym.

[Photo] WSU Volleyball vs Oregon

October 13, 2019
The recent abortion protest used graphic and offensive imagery to compare abortion to the Holocaust, lynchings and other historical genocides. This didn’t further any discussion; it only upset and offended, creating a hostile environment.

[Photo] OPINION: Demonstrations, discussions should be productive

DERREK SPEAKMAN, Evergreen columnist
October 10, 2019
Christopher Perry, lifeguard at the WSU UREC, discusses the AquaPatch event on Tuesday afternoon at the Spark. The event will take place Wednesday at 5 p.m.

WSU UREC hosts ‘AquaPatch’ for fall festivities

CAROLYNN CLAREY, Evergreen reporter and photojournalist
October 8, 2019
Students build flying machines in their STEM class Monday at Sunnyside Elementary. The students’ goal is to keep their machine in the air for the longest amount of time.

[Photo] Donations help schools make STEM programs

October 7, 2019
A group of students prepare for their performance at the Chinese Students and Scholars Association on Saturday night in the CUB auditorium.

Bringing home closer to WSU

CAROLYNN CLAREY, Evergreen reporter and photojournalist
October 6, 2019
Hannah Levy, a clinical psychology graduate student, performs a contemporary style dance that highlights the impact of athletics on mental health on Friday night, at the CUB Auditorium.

[Photo] 'We represent a minority at WSU, and we represent the rainbow'

October 6, 2019
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Dulce L. Kersting-Lark, executive director of the Latah County Historical Society, speaks at a presentation on local artisans and businesses on Monday night at Colter’s Creek.

[Photo] Company hopes to bring small towns closer

October 1, 2019
Alpacas are out in the rain on Saturday at Grazing Hills Alpaca Ranch.

Local farm lives out motto for National Alpaca Farm Day

CAROLYNN CLAREY, Evergreen reporter and photojournalist
September 29, 2019
The swim team warm up with sprints before the relay meet against UI, UN, and SDSU Friday night at Gibb Pool on Sept. 29, 2019.

[Photo] WSU swim takes fourth at the Chick-Fil-A Invitational

October 10, 2022
The Young Professionals group in Pullman set up a City Council Debate Forum for those in the running for this years elections on Wednesday evening at the Holiday Inn Express.

Ward One city council candidate Chris Johnson speaks about further involving the community in the council’s decision making process Wednesday evening at the Holiday Inn Express & Suites.

[Photo] City council holds debate forum

September 25, 2019
“It [the event] is about connecting people with science,” Jessica Jones said Friday evening at the WSU Planetarium in Sloan Hall.

Planetarium hosts evening among the stars

CAROLYNN CLAREY, Evergreen reporter and photojournalist
September 22, 2019
Children make cosmic suncatchers by pouring a white, liquid glue onto a container lid and then swirling in food coloring to create a marble like pattern on Tuesday morning at the Moscow Food Co-op.

Co-op teaches art, helps parents gain new skills

CAROLYNN CLAREY, Evergreen reporter and photojournalist
September 11, 2019
Sprite the Great Horned Owl is one of 12 birds the Raptor club takes care of at Wegner hall Monday.

Raptor club helps birds of prey take flight

CAROLYNN CLAREY, Evergreen reporter and photojournalist
September 10, 2019
Lindsay Whitten describes how game nights have impacted the community and the reasoning behind starting them last Thursday afternoon at Pups and Cups.

Coffee shop introduces inclusive game night

CAROLYNN CLAREY, Evergreen reporter and photojournalist
September 3, 2019
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