After two semesters and a summer as opinion editor, for my final semester here at Wazzu I wanted something new. Chronically indecisive, I spent weeks going back and forth on what to do. Now, on this...

Sam Taylor I do not remember my first Mariners game (I do know I was 10 and disinterested in baseball, preferring to walk around Safeco Field with my Dad) but I do remember my second every M’s game...

Saydee Phothivongsa, News Editor  Hi everyone! My name is Saydee and I will be the news editor this semester.  Since I can remember, I’ve had an affinity for writing. I frequently enjoyed...

Do you know those dreams where you can't differentiate what is real and what's not?  I have been having those dreams more frequently, mainly about my work at the Evergreen. Dreams where I message...

I didn’t get a traditional start at the Daily Evergreen. But man, am I glad I decided to give it a shot. I knew the sports editor, Sam Taylor, from Cable 8 last year. I was the head producer of "Wazzu...

When I started this job in May, I did not know quite what to expect. I knew the skeleton of the job involved editing every writer’s work in a meeting called a readout in which I would read every article...

Wednesday was my last production night as the Life section editor. Unfortunately, I have other plans.  My spring semester could go one of two ways. I have been trying to get a reporting internship...

Yesterday, I got the honor to once again host the semester Evergreen awards. As I stood in front of my staff, or as I like to call them, my Evergreen babies, I realized this was the last time I'd...

I’m not gonna lie. It stings. After a four-hour extravaganza that was the highest-scoring Apple Cup, I am left with a hoarse voice, sore feet and a sense of sadness. But more than anything, I am...

During an already difficult year, Mothers Day 2020 brought even more heartbreaking news. Amidst the pandemic, my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. My life was flipped upside down; I went from being...

As I sit here in the newsroom today for our last spring semester production, I can't help but feel a little sad. The time flew by with this semester's editorial staff, and the connections that were made...