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It can be hard to navigate relationships as a young adult, especially when the relationships portrayed in popular media are not always the healthiest.

‘Is It Love, Actually?’

MIKAYLA FINNERTY, Editor-in-chief • February 17, 2022

The Latah County Library District and Alternatives to Violence of the Palouse teamed up for a virtual event on Friday on the representation of relationships in popular media. Bailey Gillreath-Brown,...

The Emporium is the newest of three businesses owned and operated by Cory and Blake Preston. The couple also owns Etsi Bravo and Crybaby Café.

College Hill’s convivial new nightclub

JOSIE GOODRICH, Reporter/Copy Editor • February 17, 2022

For the past few weeks, residents on College Hill may have noticed a long line and pumping bass coming out of Adams Mall every weekend. The source of the commotion is Pullman’s newest nightclub, The...

Goya Vintage, co-owned by a WSU sophomore, offers many vintage clothing items to Pullman students and residents, Feb. 11.

The fabrics of time

ANNIE HAGER • February 17, 2022

Across from Cougar Country Drive-In sits a little shop owned by two brothers who love fashion: Goya Vintage.  Co-owner Nick Trotta transferred to WSU as a finance major but said he plans to change...

My Letter to the World by Chloe Hall, ninth grade, hangs on display at the Libey Gallery, Feb. 12.

Young Colfax artists take center stage

GABRIELLE FELICIANO, Evergreen life editor • February 16, 2022

The Colfax Library will be featuring artwork from local students for the rest of February. The Jennings Elementary Art & STEAM Exhibit is now showing from Feb. 3-25 at the Libey Gallery, which is...

The Palouse Cabin Fever Brew Fest draws hundreds of community members to the town of Palouse every February. Brew Fest co-founder Janet Barstow said they sold over 650 tickets this year.

Craft brews can cure cabin fever

NICK GIBSON, Evergreen roots editor • February 10, 2022

Over 600 people gathered in Palouse last Saturday to shake off their cabin fever the best way they know how — cold beer and good company. The Palouse Cabin Fever Brew Fest is an annual celebration...

Yellowstone National Park is home to breathtaking views, lively wildlife and a super volcano. Professor Rob Thomas says there is no need to worry about that last part though.

Ancient Yellowstone eruptions helped form inland Northwest

JOSIE GOODRICH, Reporter/Copy Editor • February 10, 2022

The Wenatchee Valley Erratics Chapter of the Ice Age Floods Institute held a virtual seminar Tuesday night on the formation of Yellowstone Country. The "Geology of Yellowstone Country" seminar was held...

Moscow artist Polly Walker creates Stained Glass on Canvas paintings in her studio that she will display at the artwalk from 4-8 p.m. at Allegra in Downtown Moscow. Walker poses with Window View and Desert Bloom.

Moscow Artwalk returns next Thursday

FRANKIE BEER, Evergreen news editor • February 10, 2022

As the self-proclaimed “Heart of the Arts” on the Palouse, the Moscow community is devoted to supporting local artists. The City of Moscow and Moscow Arts Commission will host its next artwalk event...

Crazy in Love: A Cabaret devised From the Heart will feature three performers and a varying medley of music.

Celebrate Valentine’s Day at a Pride cabaret

ALEXANDRIA OSBORNE, Editor-in-chief • February 10, 2022

The North Idaho Pride Alliance is partnering with local performing arts group Drawn Together Arts to put on a Valentine’s Day cabaret this weekend in downtown Coeur d’Alene. Jessica Mahuron, North...

Humane Society of the Palouse finds a tasty way to bring people and animals together with annual Soup and Pie Fundraiser.

Good soup for good boys

ANNIE HAGER • February 10, 2022

The Humane Society of the Palouse is gearing up for their annual Soup & Pie fundraiser at the end of February, which helps provide care to homeless companion animals within the community. Public...

Junior computer science major Cora Hernandez (left) and junior digital technology and culture major Austin Wetzel create watercolor paintings at Cougs for Recovery’s weekly Art Night, Friday, Jan. 28, at the Fine Arts Center.

‘There’s something to be said about knowing you’re not alone’

FRANKIE BEER, Evergreen news editor • February 3, 2022

Jennifer Madison came to WSU with only a coffee cup, a blanket and an internet connection.  She struggled with homelessness and addiction for a few years before applying to WSU. The day she applied,...

2007 graduates Aaron and Alona Horner (left) and 2006 graduate Karl Koehler (right) now share 2 children between them, Evanlee and Aiden.

WSU Love Story: ‘Full-House’ edition

ANNIE HAGER and ANNA MICHALSON • February 3, 2022

When Alona Horner transferred to WSU in 2004, she was unaware of the whirlwind of Coug-filled romance that was in store.  Alona met her current husband, Aaron Horner, at a WSU Alive Orientation during...

The libary will be receiving a $5,000 grant for their summer reading program

‘Food for Fines’ returns to Whitman County Libraries

JOSIE GOODRICH, Reporter/Copy Editor • February 2, 2022

The Whitman County Library District’s annual Food for Fines program is back and better than ever for the entire month of February.  Food for Fines began Feb. 1 at all 14 library branches located...

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