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The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

Daunte Dash producing a new song.

Daunte Dash; God honoring music in a worldly society

LUKE WESTFALL, Evergreen sports co-editor December 11, 2024

Daunte Dash has always loved music, whether asleep or awake, but once he came to college, it took on a new meaning. One day all the old playlists were deleted, and music became his outlet to glorify God...

A child visits Santa during Sensitive Santa last year. This will be the third year Humanities of the Palouse has hosted the event.

Congress to cut Santa’s budget

JOSIAH PIKE, Copy editor December 11, 2024

Mike Johnson, United States Speaker of the House, announced the proposed budget for the 2025 fiscal year, which cuts, among other things, government funding for Santa Claus’s workshop. The incoming...

Snow gathers on Bookman, on Jan. 12, in front of the Holland Terrell Library.

December events around Pullman

Brayden Keenan, Evergreen reporter December 5, 2024

December has arrived and students are hard at work preparing for final exams as the fall semester wraps up. Amid the hustle and bustle, the holiday season brings opportunities for celebration and stress...

OPINION: Movie of the year: 'Wicked' defied expectations

OPINION: Movie of the year: ‘Wicked’ defied expectations

Libby Jones, Evergreen reporter December 5, 2024

When I was young and full of bliss, my family and I would visit the movie theater after Thanksgiving dinner to watch that year's blockbuster. Life happens, traditions end and holidays are not what they...

Luke Westfall gazes over the field before broadcasting the WSU vs Boise State football game for KUGR from Albertson Statium in Boise, Idaho.

Broadcasting sports; living his dream

LEVI COOVERT, Evergreen sports co-editor December 5, 2024

When Luke Westfall first arrived in Pullman as a transfer from Whatcom Community College, he wanted to be a sports broadcaster. Two and a half years later, that's no longer his dream, he is proud of his...

Biden giving a commencement speech

SATIRE: America reacts to Hunter Biden pardon

JOSIAH PIKE, Copy editor December 5, 2024

President Joe Biden officially pardoned his son, Hunter, on Sunday of any and all potential federal charges pertaining to activities in the past 10 years. After months of speculation, this historic...

Former Life editor and current copy-editor Gabrielle Feliciano found her passion in journalism.

From comic books to newsrooms: An editor’s journey in journalism

Sovannah Kong, Evergreen reporter December 5, 2024

“A lot of fiction draws from reality, and so I figured I wanted to tell stories in my own way, and kind of found that through journalism," said senior multimedia journalism major Gabrielle Feliciano. Feliciano’s...

Many Spotify users eagerly anticpate their yearly "Wrapped" while others dread it.

Spotify Wrapped: A winter tradition for the social media generation

Eleanor Colgan, Evergreen reporter December 5, 2024

As the seasons change and holidays approach, many students anticipate not just Christmas, Hanukkah or New Year’s but also Spotify Wrapped Day. Spotify users eagerly await this year’s colorful, personalized...

Judy Young and Darlene Lee pose for a photo inside Thrifty Grandmothers Shop on Nov. 18, 2024, in Colfax, Washington.

Calling all grandmas; Thrifty Grandmothers Shop builds community and socialization for seniors

LAUREN RENDAHL, Evergreen copy editor December 3, 2024

Working at Thrifty Grandmothers Shop comes with a catch: You must be a grandma. Or at least 55 years old. This unique job requirement dates back to the 1950s when a group of grandmothers banded together...

Eat food, spend time with loved ones or take the time to rest.

Ask Life: How to deal with family drama during Thanksgiving break?

SIA CHHEDA, Evergreen reporter November 21, 2024

Dear Life Section, I’m dreading going home for Thanksgiving. Like every year, my huge family will end up fighting about something — whether it’s which game to play or who gets to put the star...

The inside of the KZUU recording room, located inside the Compton Union Building.

KZUU embraces tradition while rebranding for the future

Eleanor Colgan, Evergreen reporter November 21, 2024

WSU’s noncommercial radio station, KZUU, has been a creative outlet for students and community members since 1979. Now, the station is rebranding and making room for new traditions while embracing old...

A table at the WSU LGBTQ Student Center in the Compton Union Building.

Transgender Day of Remembrance: remembering, reflecting and looking forward

Laney Kulman, Evergreen reporter November 21, 2024

Nov. 20 was the 25th annual Transgender Day of Remembrance, following Transgender Awareness Week from Nov. 13–19. This year TDOR is especially relevant because of the projected cultural shift after...

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