Dance depression away, feel proud of your body
SAM SCHMITKE, Evergreen reporter
March 20, 2019
Filed under Community, Life, Wellness
Dance is an art, a sport, and a reliever for depression. It can ease depression and give you pride in your body. Shelly Werner, teacher of art and dance classes at Spectrum 11 Art and Dance Studio, has danced since she was 4 years old. In 1995, she began teaching dance classes at the studio. Werner...
‘You all just witnessed a personal triumph’
ZACH GOFF, Evergreen reporter
March 20, 2019
Filed under Community, Features, Life
Claire Sullivan performed at Etsi Bravo’s Monday comedy night. “I’m not peeing everywhere, and I laugh quite often … weird flex, but okay,” Sullivan said during her act. After two years of shorter performances at the bar, the senior vocal major performed in her first half-hour time slot....
Does a secret room on campus store belongings?
SAM SCHMITKE, Evergreen reporter
March 20, 2019
Filed under Features, Involvement, Life
Waller Hall is one of the oldest halls at Washington State University and holds quite the secret. Andrew Beck, coordinator for leadership and diversity initiatives for the resident life department and adviser for RHA, said a room in the hall has been dedicated to items owned by previous residents. ...
Architecture students reimagine Pullman
MAGGIE QUINLAN, Evergreen life editor
March 18, 2019
Filed under Community, Involvement, Life, Top-feature
A WSU professor of landscape architecture wants to start conversations to radically change the city of Pullman. This semester, Steve Austin's class of 14 landscape architecture juniors worked in pairs to design plans for their booklet, “Seven Ideas to Transform Our City.” In the fall, seniors i...
Letter from the Life editor: Appreciating the humanity of journalism
MAGGIE QUINLAN, Evergreen Life editor
March 18, 2019
Over spring break I had the opportunity to get back to interviewing and writing. I haven’t had the time to report while I’ve been running this section. I couldn’t have been happier. I can barely believe this job exists. I’m studying psychology because I wanted to become a therapist. I think c...
Moscow Pre Fort music festival begins tomorrow
SAM SCHMITKE, Evergreen reporter
March 18, 2019
Filed under Community, Life, Top-feature
Humble Burger, One World Cafe and The Bayou in Moscow will host bands for Moscow's second annual music fest Tuesday and Wednesday. This event will feature bands including Aan and Meddling. Bud Wilson, the lead singer, composer and guitar player of Aan, said he is excited to be a part of this event...
Fashion display recognizes cultures
SARINA SHARPE, Evergreen reporter
March 8, 2019
Filed under Community, Involvement, Life, Top-feature
Textile and apparel students designed clothes for a new culturally conscious exhibit, which premiered Wednesday as part of International Women's Week. The Fashion as Culture Showcase displayed clothing from several different cultures in different places around the globe at the Holland and Terrell...
Student, TA, supervisor juggles responsibilities
ALANA LACKNER, Evergreen reporter
March 8, 2019
Filed under Involvement, Life, Lifestyle, Showcase
For Sarah Sherrod, the word “ambitious” doesn’t begin to paint the picture. She exemplifies a student juggling interests. Sherrod is a WSU senior double-majoring in criminal justice and psychology. She takes the term “involvement” to a whole new level. As assistant hall director of Wilmer-Davis...
Comic shop owners nurture LGBT community
ALANA LACKNER, Evergreen reporter
March 8, 2019
Filed under Community, Features, Life, Showcase
Safari Pearl expanded past its reputation as a place to buy comics and costumes, as it has also become known as a place for patrons to be themselves, thanks to the store’s owners: married couple Tabitha Simmons and Kathy Sprague. “Yeah, Kathy and I have kind of been gay moms for long enough that...
Foundry focuses on more mature market
RYAN LUNDBERG, Evergreen reporter
March 8, 2019
Foundry Kitchen & Cocktails, occupying a part of an old church’s building downtown, is one of the only high-end restaurants in Pullman. Head Chef Trevor Vaught said working at Foundry is different than working at a normal restaurant. “There is a higher expectation,” Vaught said. “That...
Address your pains with chiropractic care
SAM SCHMITKE, Evergreen columnist
March 6, 2019
Filed under Columns, Life, Lifestyle, Wellness
Students should take advantage of chiropractic services to help ease body pain. Shane Carnahan, owner and chiropractor for Carnahan Chiropractic, has run his Pullman general practice for 12 years, and for the last two he’s incorporated nutrition into it. Carnahan said the main issues people have...
City recognizes artists with contest, award
SARINA SHARPE, Evergreen reporter
March 6, 2019
Filed under Community
The Pullman Arts Commission opened submissions to nominate for the Mayor’s Art Award to recognize outstanding artists in the Pullman community. Arts Commission Chair Jeri Harris said the competition shows gratitude. “We want to recognize that art is an important part of our education and our...
Dance depression away, feel proud of your body
March 20, 2019
USDA funds WSU biofuel research
March 20, 2019
‘You all just witnessed a personal triumph’
March 20, 2019
Students compete in baseball analytics conference
March 20, 2019
Spark hosts engineering competition
March 20, 2019