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The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

Butch poses with Kate Evans, one of the cosmic crisp apple breeders, at the 2025 Apple Cup Harvest Market, Pullman, WASH

Kait Thornton is saving American farming one TikTok at a time

ELEANOR COLGAN, Evergreen reporter September 24, 2025

Between the bustling city of Seattle and the low plains of the Palouse, only 20 minutes south of the Canadian border lies an apple orchard. This farm is like a superhero’s headquarters, harboring the...

Samuel Loomis, a music education major at WSU, prepares for his next chapter as a music teacher in Michigan after graduating this spring.

Senior finds strength and purpose through music education

Julia Mike, Evergreen copy editor April 30, 2025

Samuel Loomis is a broad endorsement music major with an unofficial minor in film and media. He earned his associate degree in music at Southwestern Michigan College in Dowagiac, Michigan, before transferring...

Lauren Rendahl, current Evergreen Copy Chief, poses in front of the Murrow building for her senior photos.

“Things will work out for you in the way they are supposed to.”

Grace Harvey, Evergreen news co-editor April 30, 2025

Four years ago, when now-senior Lauren Rendahl decided to attend WSU, she had no expectations in mind for the experiences and friends she would make before leaving Pullman. Graduating with a bachelor's...

Rebekah Rahman, Life editor for The Daily Evergreen, graduates from WSU after four years of storytelling, leadership and campus involvement.

Telling stories, building community: Rebekah Rahman reflects on her time at WSU

Eleanor Colgan, Evergreen reporter April 30, 2025

“WSU was not my first choice,” said Rebekah Rahman, senior public relations major. The Daily Evergreen Life Editor got her start in journalism at the Issaquah High Times, where Husky blood runs...

Lakshita Malhotra poses in her cap and gown ahead of graduating from WSU with a degree in landscape architecture.

From the city of cities to designing the Northwest

SIA CHHEDA, Evergreen reporter April 30, 2025

Lakshita Malhotra first arrived from New Delhi, India, in 2020, set on getting into architecture. WSU’s 4+1 accelerated architecture program and its affordability drew her in. Michael Sanchez, landscape...

Tori Ector, associate athletic director for student-athlete, staff and alumni relations at WSU, encourages women to pursue leadership roles in sports.

Tori Ector empowers student-athletes and champions women in sports

JULIAN CABALLERO April 23, 2025

Tori Ector found her passion for sports at a young age and began her professional career as an athletic trainer for track, field and baseball at the University of Georgia. “My earliest moments in...

The solar-powered plane flown by Palouse Aerospace.

Palouse Aerospace group flies high

KEDZIE MOE, Managing editor August 28, 2024

On the morning of the summer solstice, Connor Luce took to 60 Acres park in Redmond, Washington. There, he flew a solar-powered plane, the year-long efforts of Palouse Aerospace. The plane took off at...

WSU head coach Mike Leach walks ahead of the WSU football seniors as they come onto the field together to be recognized during Senior Night.

Legacy of Mike Leach: generous genius

SAM TAYLOR, Evergreen sports co-editor December 13, 2022

Mike Leach, former WSU football head coach passed away Monday night after suffering complications related to a heart condition. He was 61. Mike Leach will forever be remembered as an authentic, no-nonsense,...

The Spokane-based band Fine Line comes to Pullman to perform because of the community.

Spokane-based band members love Pullman community

SHAKIRA GONZALEZ-LUNA, Evergreen reporter November 17, 2022

It all started with a Facebook post. Spokane-based band Fine Line started off with Lucas Guin, lead singer and guitar player, searching for a drummer to play music with. After coming across Guin's Facebook...

Luisabella Beauty opened their salon for everyone.

Local nail tech welcomes diverse clients

JOSIE GOODRICH, Reporter/Copy Editor September 14, 2022

Starting out in Jalisco, Mexico, and moving all the way to small town Pullman, Maria Ferrer has carried her passion of being a nail technician across the country. For the last decade Ferrer has worked...

This is just one of many menu options from the new Indian and Middle Eastern style restaurant coming soon

Indian and Middle Eastern style restaurant to run taste test

JOSIE GOODRICH, Reporter/Copy Editor September 7, 2022

After noticing a lack of Indian-styled and Middle Eastern food in Pullman, Audrey Menezes decided to take matters into her own hands.  Menezes moved to Pullman after growing up in Florida, hosting...

Coug senior Danika Toop will graduate with a bachelor's degree in food science on May 7. Shortly after, they will start their next adventure working for Atomo Coffee in Seattle.

From mom’s kitchen to Commencement: a passion realized

Josie Goodrich, Reporter/Copy Editor April 27, 2022

When most people say they have a passion for food, they usually mean they love restaurant hopping or showing off their culinary skills in the kitchen. For graduating senior Danika Toop, it’s all about...

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