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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 company focuses on selling sustainable products and they only work with farmers who pay above market wage. They also sell the HuskeeCup and Kuppo.

Pullman locals found sustainable coffee company in Asia

ANNIE HAGER April 29, 2021

Urban Dwellers Coffee is a family-owned business that was founded in Asia in 2016. The roastery is based in Springfield, Missouri where half of the company is run from, said founder and owner Jacob...

Brown loves capturing couples that are in love because they look at each other like their worlds revolve around each other.

Photographer captures ‘tangible’ love

ALEXANDRIA OSBORNE, Editor-in-chief April 27, 2021

As spring commencement creeps closer, seniors have been out and about taking their graduation photos.  Liv Brown is a wife, mom and photographer based in Spokane, Washington.  Brown...

This couple bought a house in Pullman as an investment because they thought the hotels would be booked for WSU football games.

Couple buys house in Pullman to attend football games

ANNIE HAGER April 27, 2021

Living in a college town with contagious energy from students makes it hard to feel old.  WSU alumni David Schneider said Pullman is a paradise for 18- to 22-year-olds.  When he went to...

The team moved to a new barn during the pandemic and it was a good time to make the transition. It gave them easy access to the wheat fields.

Equestrianship teaches real-life skills and discipline

JENAE LAXSON, Evergreen roots editor April 22, 2021

The WSU equestrian team successfully and safely competed during the COVID-19 pandemic. The equestrian team started back in the 1980s but “kind of faded away,” said Emma Spencer, member and fourth-year...

Fisher was part of same sorority as grandmother, attended an event called Royal Flush at Martin Stadium; Pietila retired on five acres in Whitman County

Western graduate keeps ties to Pullman, WSU

ALEXANDRIA OSBORNE, Editor-in-chief April 22, 2021

Whitman County creates a home-like community, with multiple generations of Cougs filing in and out throughout the years. Retired school administrator Jeff Pietila, is a part of a family full of Cougs.“My...

Recording virtually and individually will really help students in their future careers.

Virtual Celebration of Jazz will feature students, guest artists

ANNIE HAGER April 20, 2021

The WSU School of Music will put on a Virtual Celebration of Jazz, which will be livestreamed at 7:30 p.m. today on WSU Pullman Music’s YouTube channel.  The concert will feature students, faculty...

Epperly advises people to gain hands on experience. When it comes to mastering journalism, the more experience, the better.

WSU journalism graduate studied abroad, double majored in French

ALEXANDRIA OSBORNE, Editor-in-chief April 20, 2021

Like every sport and school subject, journalism takes time outside of classes to learn.  Emma Epperly, public safety reporter at the Spokesman Review, graduated from WSU in 2018.  Before...

Tom and Doris had 10 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.

WSU couple met at church group, married for 68 years

ELIZA CALLIS April 20, 2021

Tom and Doris Barker began their freshman year at WSU in the fall of 1949 and were married by their junior year in 1952.  Tom was a camp counselor at Camp Orkila on Orcas Island where Doris attended...

Shultz raised bees that originated from the WSU campus. She earned the Crimson Award, which is only given to top presenters.

SURCA winners live out passions through research

MADYSEN MCLAIN, Evergreen roots editor April 15, 2021

Riley Shultz is not afraid of bees. Shultz, WSU senior biochemistry major and Spanish minor, said her connection with honeybees sparked an idea to research fungi treatments with the potential to boost...

SCRAPS in Spokane is looking after Butch during his recovery.

Veterinarian worried Butch couldn’t be saved

ALEXANDRIA OSBORNE, Editor-in-chief April 15, 2021

In late March, a dog named Butch was sent to the WSU College of Veterinary Medicine to undergo surgery on two of his legs because of life-threatening injuries.  Butch is a stray dog from Spokane...

Holt attended Murrow Symposium with WSU students. They were able to ask questions at this event.

Students participated in a ‘fireside chat’ with Edward R. Murrow award recipient, Lester Holt

ANNIE HAGER April 15, 2021

The Edward R. Murrow Lifetime Achievement Award has been given to recipients since 1997 by the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication at WSU.  The award is a recognition by the faculty at the...

Schools normally hold competitions to raise money. Due to COVID-19 there were no competitions, and the libraries are relying more on donations this year.

Whitman County Library District kicks off National Library Week with penny drive

ELIZA CALLIS April 13, 2021

The Whitman County Rural Library System is holding a penny drive as part of National Library Week. National Library Week is April 4-10, but the Whitman County Library will run their fundraiser through...

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