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GRACE JOO

GRACE JOO, Evergreen photojournalist

Grace Joo is a freshman digital technology & culture major from Pullman, WA. In her spare time, she enjoys playing video games on her Nintendo Switch.

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In Whitman County, buyers can now visit potential homes one-on-one with a realtor rather than looking at pictures online.

[Photo] Housing market slows during usual peak time of sales

May 31, 2020
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Lydia Weddle, junior chemistry major and PR Chair of Scientista, discusses the clubs history, the challenges women face in STEM, and the resources Scientista can provide for STEM students, on Thursday at The Chinook.

[Photo] Student club supports women in STEM

March 3, 2020
Jericho Brown, poet and associate professor and the director of the Creative Writing Program at Emory University, reads from his poetry during a Visiting Writer event on Thursday evening at the Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center.

[Photo] Renowned poet shares life experience, poetry

March 2, 2020
Bryan Slinker, Interim Provost and Executive Vice President, discusses WSUs process for tenure and the provosts role in it on Wednesday afternoon at his office at French Administration Building.

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Brian Scott, Principal of BDS Planning and Urban Design and consultant hired by the city, presents the master plan for downtown Pullman on Tuesday at City Hall. The presentation was centered around various goals and priorities to develop downtown Pullman.

[Photo] Council unanimously approves downtown plan draft

February 26, 2020
Lucila Loera-Herrera, Executive Director of the Office for Access & Opportunity, speaks about strategies for supporting first generation students on Thursday afternoon at the CUB.

[Photo] Group hosts webinar to identify first-gen student needs

February 24, 2020
Rueben Mayes, Chief Development Officer at Pullman Regional Hospital, discusses where the funding for the residency space comes from on Thursday at PRH Foundations office.

[Photo] Hospital raises money for residency program

February 24, 2020
From left to right: William Hall, assistant professor of mathematics education, Alexander Spradlin, clinical assistant professor in the Department of Psychology, Carrie Bullock Ben-Yisrael, academic coordinator and retention specialist for TRIO Student Support Services, and Laura Lavine, professor and chair of the Department of Entomology.

[Photo] Panelists speak about first-gen student support

February 24, 2020
Rueben Mayes, Chief Development Officer at Pullman Regional Hospital, discusses the upcoming residency space and where the funding for it comes from, on Thursday at the hospitals Foundation office.

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Rabayet Sadnan, President of Association for Bangladeshi Students & Scholars and third year electrical engineering graduate student, discusses the history of International Mother Language Day, the clubs plan for that day, and the importance of celebrating diversity at WSU, on Wednesday afternoon at the CUB.

[Photo] Student group celebrates International Mother Language Day

February 20, 2020
Rabayet Sadnan, President of Association for Bangladeshi Students & Scholars and third year electrical engineering graduate student, discusses the history of International Mother Language Day, the clubs plan for that day, and the importance of celebrating diversity at WSU, on Wednesday afternoon at the CUB.

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Library staff Cheryl Greenstreet shows Kanopy, a streaming service that is offered to library card holders, on Thursday evening at Neill Public Library.

[Photo] Streaming service offered to library cardholders

February 14, 2020
Pullman Police Officer Brian Chamberlin, left, saved a man from suicide, which earned him the 2019 Humanitarian & Life Saving award presented during a Pullman City Council meeting on Tuesday evening at City Hall.

[Photo] American Legion honors local officers

February 12, 2020
Kristian Gubsch, WSU senior chemical engineering major, says he hopes to finish his postgraduate degree and then start his own business that examines different methods of using CO2 for positive purposes to address climate change.

[Photo] WSU student wins prestigious scholarship

February 5, 2020
Mints Comic of the Week: Bamboozled by Grace Joo

Mint’s Comic of the Week: ‘Bamboozled’ by Grace Joo

GRACE JOO, Evergreen photojournalist
November 20, 2019
Marco Cerqueira, graduate student in cultural studies and social thought in education, discusses the upcoming Trans Day of Rememberance vigil , which will be held this Wednesday at 5:30pm, on Tuesday afternoon at Cleveland Hall.

[Photo] Vigil to honor, celebrate trans lives

November 20, 2019
Ramon Sodano, UREC Fitness Services and Education coordinator, discusses the importance of spreading awareness for mens health issues, the steps one can take to better themselves, health-wise, and the cultural stigma against men being vulnerable on Friday morning at the Student Recreation Center.

[Photo] While you're down there, check for lumps

November 20, 2019
Physics and Astronomy club members showcase the science behind gravity’s affects to object by droping pumpkins from the 12th floor of the Webster buidling on Saturday morning.

[Photo] Annual pumpkin drop teaches science for all ages

November 18, 2019
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.

[Photo] Annual craft fair supports arts department

November 18, 2019
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Aquasha DeLusty, drag queen, performs at the Unity Week Fashion & Drag Show: United We Are Stronger event on Tuesday night at the CUB Senior Ballroom, 2019.

[Photo] ‘However you exist in the world is completely OK’

June 24, 2022
Hashtag Adjective, drag queen, dances and sings along to the song “Froot” by Marina and the Diamonds at the Unity Week Fashion & Drag Show on Tuesday at the CUB Senior Ballroom.

[Photo] GALLERY: Fashion show celebrates breaking gender roles

November 14, 2019
Stephanie Kemp, student model, poses at the end of a runway at the Unity Week Fashion & Drag Show: United We Are Stronger event on Tuesday night at the CUB Senior Ballroom.

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Kyle Doty, Swing Devils of the Palouse Board of directors member, discusses the organization’s Second Friday Swing dance event, which is held every second Friday of the Month. This month the event was hosted at Daily Grind Espresso.

[Photo] Dance event puts people into motion

November 13, 2019
Mints Comic of the Week: Bokki The Maltipoo

Mint’s Comic of the Week: Bokki The Maltipoo

GRACE JOO, Evergreen photojournalist
November 6, 2019
Kristian Gubsch, Honors College senior chemical engineering major, says it would be enriching for him to see different stances on climate change around the world.

[Photo] Student chosen as delegate for UN climate change conference

November 5, 2019
Patty Cady, owner of Puzzle IQ, discusses the goals of her company and how they help clients host escape room events, on Thursday at the Idaho Student Union Building in Moscow, ID.

[Photo] U of I hosted alternatives to Halloween parties

November 4, 2019
Executive director Stephen Bonnar discusses what services and resources Soujourners’ Alliance provides, their goals and the organization’s history on Thursay at his office in Moscow.

[Photo] Limited resources for nonprofits

November 4, 2019
Head groomer Alix Shackelford discusses the salons Halloween pet photo contest while giving a hair cut to TJ, a shih tzu Pomeranian, on Wednesday at Ambers Grooming Salon.

[Photo] Polls for pet photo contest close Saturday

October 31, 2019
Veterinarian Kathryn Kammerer, left, and veterinary assistant Tasha Bradley demonstrate how they perform dog examinations with Sienna, a Red Heeler mix, on Tuesday at Kammerer’s home.

[Photo] Two veterinarians start mobile clinic

October 31, 2019
Colton Poplawski, president of WSU Student Alumni Ambassadors, discusses the upcoming homecoming bonfire and pep rally on Oct. 17 at the CUB.

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Evan Henniger, sophomore majoring in sports management, shares his experience attending sport events Wednesday at Cleveland Hall. “I like to cheer on the Cougs,” Henniger says.

[Photo] Cougs talk stadium accessibility

October 18, 2019
Mark Lange, biological chemistry professor, discusses the $4 million grant WSU, Stanford Univeristy, UC Berkeley, UC Davis, and the John Innes Centre in the UK received and the medical benefits of Taxol on Wednesday at Clark Hall.

[Photo] Grant used to develop cancer-fighting drug

October 17, 2019
Joelle Berg, Native American Retention Specialist, discusses Indigenous Peoples Day and ways students can get involved with Native American Programs on Friday in her office at Cleveland Hall.

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Snow covers the bushes and shrubs outside Murrow Hall. WSU campus remains mostly unaffected after light snowfall occurred Wednesday morning. According to the National Weather Service, no hazardous weather is expected in the Palouse at this time.

[Photo] Weather warning issued for Idaho, Washington

October 10, 2019
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