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The Daily Evergreen

The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

The Cloud 9 from Larissa's Apron, mixed with pineapple, coconut, blue Spirulina, banana, agave, and topped with bee pollen and granola.

REVIEW: Larissa’s Apron

CATHERIN DOYLE, Evergreen reporter March 12, 2026

Larissa's Apron, the health food restaurant selling acai bowls and smoothies, just relocated to downtown on Grand Avenue and I had to pay a visit. The employees greeted me as soon as I walked in and...

Customers order, sit and mingle at Pups and Cups in downtown Pullman on Feb. 10.

Pups and Cups: for the love of dogs and coffee

SYDNEY REID, Photographer February 11, 2026

Whether a student or community member, Pups and Cups, a coffee shop on Main Street, brings downtown a cozy, welcoming environment that keeps the spirit of Pullman alive. Small-town businesses can be...

Patrons browsing the racks at DREGS Vintage & Vinyl in downtown Pullman, Jan. 24, 2026.

Best thrift stores on the Palouse

LANEY KULMAN, Evergreen life editor February 3, 2026

As stereotype-fulfilling broke college students, buying outfits and decor new is hardly going to be our first option. That is where secondhand shops come in. I visited five thrift stores last week in...

Barista Briana Ishrig pulls shots for a customer Thursday morning at the Daily Grind.

COLUMN: Where to find the best Lotus energy in town

Libby Jones, Social media & engagement editor September 4, 2025

In a small town like Pullman, you'd think that there wasn't a laundry list of opportunities to find your favorite energy drink, but you would be surprised. Within about 2 square miles of campus, there...

Jandi Utzman (left) and Pam Dabolt (right) inside of Palouse Country Candy. 

Promote Pullman: breathing life back into downtown

Laney Kulman, Evergreen life editor April 17, 2025

Following the end of Downtown Pullman’s long construction and shutdown, business owners expected people to come back in droves and revitalize the downtown atmosphere. When this did not happen, businesses...

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