Editor’s note: Levi Coovert also works for the Daily Evergreen. This is not a factor in the story’s content For as long as Cody Moehl, SEB director, can remember, Cougs Got Talent has been a beloved...

Between founding her own publishing LLC and releasing her debut fantasy novel while pursuing another bachelor’s degree, K.D. Prince defied conventional expectations and circumvented the traditional challenges...

Performing love ballads and choral works from around the world, WSU choirs held their midwinter concert last Thursday night at Bryan Hall Theatre. WSU’s Treble, Chamber, Concert and University choirs...

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner—and cuddling up with your partner (or yourself!) and putting on a good movie is the perfect way to celebrate the day of romance. What better genre to watch...

Glass was long overlooked as a material of high art. Hallie Meredith, associate professor of art history, aims to shift the narrative of glassmakers from craftspeople to artists. Her Community Perspectives...

WSU’s English Department and the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art celebrated the National Day of Racial Healing by hosting a reading and open mic on Tuesday. The event began at 1:45 p.m. at the museum’s...

The Association for Bangladeshi Students and Scholars at WSU welcomed Warfaze, a popular heavy metal band from Bangladesh, on Oct. 28 at WSU. Every year, ABSS hosts a Bangladeshi Night. This year, Warfaze...

With his debut novel “Where Heaven Meets Cheyenne,” WSU alum Charles Macduff Westerman's journey from Murrow College graduate to published author reached a milestone. "This is kind of a dream for...

"I'll be honest, my book being published still doesn’t feel completely real," said Hannah Martian, author of the queer mystery novel “Long Time Gone.” She reflected on the experience of bringing...

In the Compton Union Building, Butch’s House of Nightmares, a Halloween event hosted by the Student Entertainment Board, ran through the night on Oct. 18. It featured a haunted house with dozens of scare...

Brused Books hosted its biweekly open mic night on Sept. 19, inviting attendees to browse the bookstore’s shelves, listen to live readings or share their own creative works. “It’s a combination...

More than 3 million people have viewed the "Icons in Transformation" art exhibit in countries including Great Britain, the United States and Sweden. That exhibit is now on display at St. James Episcopal...