Take time to focus on self-care
NINA WILLIS, Evergreen columnist
September 6, 2017
Filed under Columns, Life, Showcase, Wellness
We’re always told it’s important to take care of ourselves when we go off to college — to remember to eat right, get plenty of sleep and sometimes take a little time for ourselves. But lately I’ve been wondering where to even begin. I think the most important thing about taking care of yourself...
Building routines can improve temperament
MELANIE RITTIERODT, Evergreen columnist
August 30, 2017
Time management in college, and in life, is crucial. No one wants to be late, tired on the job or just plain old crabby, and it is especially hard to maintain a structured schedule right after summer vacation. After late nights of partying, hanging out or binge-watching Netflix, mornings can be a...
A senior sendoff for Cougar grads
CATHERINE KRUSE | Evergreen life editor
May 5, 2017
Thousands of seniors are in my shoes: finishing their degree and approaching graduation. Once we cross that stage, thousands of doors open for us.Now for the big question: which one do we take?My fellow Cougar seniors, don’t be afraid. Sorry for the cliché, but we are crossing that bridge between one c...
Cougars, prepare: finals are coming
MARIAH INMAN, CHLOE GRUNDMEIER, AILA IKUSE, LATISHA JENSEN, KATIE KRUSE, and NINA WILLIS
May 1, 2017
It’s here, Cougars: the dreaded Finals Week, where everyone is high on caffeine and deprived of sleep. But never fear, for The Daily Evergreen life staff is here to offer some tips and moral support for the coming exams. Chloe Grundmeier Evergreen reporter At the end of the semester, everyone is ...
A murder most foul in the CUE
CHLOE GRUNDMEIER | Evergreen reporter
April 24, 2017
The Criminal Justice Club (CJC) put on a murder mystery night titled “Homicide at the Harrison House” on Friday, during which participants could play as characters and live lives full of fantastical drama for a few hours. The idea for the event, a club fundraiser based on the board game and ...
Taking on the challenge with little training
NINA WILLIS | Evergreen columnist
April 17, 2017
Having never played sports in high school or ever competed in a race of any length before, I decided to run a 5K obstacle course. What could go wrong?Last Saturday marked the second annual Rugged Coug Race, a three-mile course with 15 different obstacles. Divided into five age groups, participants rang...
Mom and me: adventures to have in Pullman
CHRIS ARNESON | Evergreen columnist
April 7, 2017
With Mom’s Weekend upon us, now is the time to decide what to do with your mother other than enjoy a set of Brian Regan’s clean humor. Although outsiders may not realize it, Pullman is the hub of the Palouse and full of opportunities for fun and adventure. Since a good handful of students at W...
Cougars jam out with Huskies and Ducks
CATHERINE KRUSE | Evergreen life editor
March 27, 2017
{{tncms-asset app="editorial" id="66ba81b6-12b0-11e7-af29-eb84cc8ada75"}}When Cougars, Huskies and Ducks play together, even the pouring Ireland rain can’t keep us down.For spring break, I took a trip with a group of Cougar Marching Band members to Ireland where we got the chance to play in the St. P...
Fresh Food Studio debuts at student center
DANIEL ANDERSON | Evergreen columnist
March 1, 2017
The newly-built Chinook Center is an impressive new amenity for WSU students. One of the first things people will notice is the new food options courtesy of Freshens. Freshens Fresh Food Studio represents its name well. With a staff garbed in immaculate white, they look like a canvas for the abundant a...
Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival leaves audience on their feet
EZEKIEL NELSON | Evergreen photographer
February 27, 2017
The closing night of the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival was a night filled with incredible performances from the Lionel Hampton Big Band, student musician debuts, an electric crowd and beautiful music.The night began with the introduction of the Lionel Hampton Big Band and wishing band member James Stewart...
“Chef’s Table” highlights the stories of chefs worldwide
DANIEL ANDERSON | Evergreen columnist
February 22, 2017
I love binge-watching Netflix. I also love binge-eating while watching Netflix. But binge-eating while binge-watching a show about some of the best food in the world? That is a level of satisfaction achieved only by watching the outstanding documentary series, “Chef’s Table.”“Chef’s Table”...
Colored locks and corkscrew curls
MARIAH INMAN | Evergreen columnist
February 17, 2017
{{tncms-asset app="editorial" id="234cc896-f4c7-11e6-9963-e7d28bc44632"}}Tight, black corkscrew curls and volume times two – this is just one type of African-root hairstyle. There are locks, cornrows and even twisted or braided weaves, all in any color.In honor of Black History Month, I wanted to l...
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Schulz responds to legislators’ RSO letter
JENNIFER LADWIG, Evergreen reporter
WSU President Kirk Schulz responded to members of the Washington State Legislature (see below) after they sent a letter to Schulz asking the university to revoke the WSU College Republicans’ status as an official Re...
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