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Foley presentation broke down ‘the Boy Problem’

Chloe Grundmeier, Evergreen reporter

February 8, 2019

The Foley Institute presented “The Boy Problem” yesterday, a lecture that focused on how public policy is failing men and young boys. The lecture featured Michael Gurian, New York Times bestselling author, marriage and family counselor, and co-founder of the Gurian Institute of Spokane. “Our...

Black History Month exhibit opens tomorrow

SARINA SHARPE, Evergreen reporter

February 6, 2019

The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art on campus will host a reception Thursday 5-7 p.m. displaying work of four prominent black artists: Mark Bradford, Leonardo Drew, Julie Mehretu and Wangechi Mutu. Museum staff will offer beverages and snacks while they hold discussion and events in the Pavilion, Bruce/Floyd and Borth Galle...

Local cafe manager runs reiki business

SAM SCHMITKE, Evergreen columnist

February 6, 2019

Pups and Cups is a cafe for humans and dogs, but its general manager, Steven Mislosky, runs a little-known side business. Mislosky is a Reiki healer and tarot reader, and I suggest you give it a try. Mislosky said he uses Reiki, a no-touching aura massage, to spread good energy to the body, even from...

Art contest voting opens Wednesday

SARINA SHARPE, Evergreen reporter

February 4, 2019

WSU’s Student Entertainment Board will exhibit art by finalists of the Beauty in Strange Places competition Wednesday from 12-8 p.m. in the CUB Junior Ballroom. Artists had until Jan. 18 to enter their artwork into the competition. SEB members then selected finalists. WSU Arts Coordinator Devin...

Brewery saw total rehaul, looks ahead

RYAN LUNDBERG, Evergreen reporter

February 4, 2019

Hunga Dunga Brewing Company opened in Moscow two years ago after a long renovation process. Owner Graham Lilly wants to keep growing, though. Lilly said he got inspiration to start his business while hanging out with friends in his kitchen. “The Hunga is the good, and the Dunga is the bad,”...

WSU students open Chinese restaurant

SAM SCHMITKE, Evergreen reporter

February 3, 2019

A new Chinese food and bubble tea restaurant, RealiTea, opened downtown in November, and it’s run by five WSU students. The five partners running the restaurant include Zhibo Ren, a junior marketing major at WSU in charge of human relations. Yiran Xu, a freshman in graduate school studying elec...

Art instructor displays paintings in Fine Arts Building

SARINA SHARPE, Evergreen reporter

February 1, 2019

When looking for art on campus, WSU students might immediately think of the newly opened art museum. However, students and professors exhibit their pieces in galleries in the Department of Fine Arts building, as well. David Janssen Jr., art instructor with a specialty in 2D foundations, recently displayed...

Moscow shamans lead sonic meditation

SAM SCHMITKE, Evergreen columnist

January 30, 2019

Jessica Jackson Drollette, a hypnotherapist, runs a hypnotherapy and shamanic sound journey business in Moscow. Hypnotherapy uses different sound waves and breathing techniques to help with relaxation, she said. Drollette has always been intrigued by hypnotherapy and wanted to participate in it when...

Pauly’s Bar and Grill opens downtown

ALANA LACKNER, Evergreen reporter

January 28, 2019

EDITOR’S NOTE: The Daily Evergreen has received a number of comments regarding the main source in this article, Paul, and his account of the stabbing that occurred on Oct 4, 2013. The Evergreen has seen and taken all of these comments into consideration and we take this very seriously, which is why...

Moscow Alehouse celebrates sixth anniversary

LUKE HUDSON, Evergreen reporter

January 25, 2019

Servers rushed around a crowded alehouse greeting local patrons and brewers as empty seats began to fill up. The smell of beer and fried food filled the air as plates and glasses left the busy kitchen to find their way to tables full of chatter. The Moscow Alehouse celebrated its sixth anniversary...

Zoom through stars tonight at planetarium

ZACH GOFF, Evergreen reporter

January 25, 2019

Guy Worthey, associate professor in the department of physics and astronomy, will host this semester’s first planetarium event tonight in Sloan Hall’s planetarium on the second floor. Displaying skies from the beaches of Bora Bora to Chile for the upcoming eclipse, Worthey said he is a mini god...

Local groomers give strays makeovers for free

ALANA LACKNER, Evergreen reporter

January 25, 2019

Dani and Melanie Voorhees, owners of Zelda’s Pet Grooming, find meaning in their purple building downtown. Since they became owners, they have been trying to make a difference for dogs and cats at the local humane society by grooming them for free. When the Voorhees took over the store Sept. 1,...