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Annika Krol participates in the Take Back the Night march in October, which was organized to raise awareness of sexual assault for both men and women.

Coalition for Women Students celebrates women’s month

AUDREY HUDDLESTON, Evergreen reporter • March 5, 2018

In 1912, students created an organization meant to represent a unified vision for women at WSU. Originally called the Association for Women Students, the name changed in 1993 in order to represent the...

Black Student Union President Chijioke Emeka, right, and Vice President Jaade Archer ask for ASWSU’s support in improving campus climate, which will benefit African-American students and the student body in general.

BSU reflects on diverse events, inclusion

AUDREY HUDDLESTON, Evergreen reporter • February 26, 2018

The Black Student Union kept busy this February due to events celebrating Black History Month for the student body. Other organizations collaborated with the club for some of these events. The Student...

The weapon-based club finds enjoyment in shooting at local gun ranges.

Gun Club works to raise awareness, increase education on guns

MARCO MCCRAY, Evergreen reporter • February 5, 2018

WSU’s Gun Club is a group that wants to help raise gun awareness, promote gun safety and debunk common misconceptions about firearms on campus, club Treasurer Logan Pruitt said. Growing up on a farm,...

Men for Social Change’s Teal Ribbon Event works to raise sexual violence awareness.

Men for Social Change strive to educate, change social norms

KATIE GROVES, Evergreen reporter • January 29, 2018

Given the recent death of WSU football quarterback Tyler Hilinski, clubs and organizations on campus have focused on raising awareness not only of the importance of mental health, but other societal issues....

Palouse Juice co-owner Toni Salerno-Baird explains the challenges that came with opening her first business.

Palouse Juice owner promotes healthy lifestyle

SYDNEY BROWN, Evergreen reporter • January 26, 2018

For Toni Salerno-Baird, opening her first business, Palouse Juice, was a dream driven by her self-proclaimed love of people. The ambition translated into nearly six years of work for her and her husband. Palouse...

Tyler Chu, archery club president, demonstrating his refined archery technique on basic club equipment Wednesday.

Archery club overcomes obstacles, regulations

Marco McCray, Evergreen reporter • January 22, 2018

One of the only weaponry clubs on WSU’s campus, the Archery Club, has a shooting range in the basement of the Stephenson Complex. Tyler Chu, club president and a junior material science major, is...

Emily Nguyen, Sophomore majoring in nursing talk about some of the rebranding and changes that the Cougar Safe Ride program went through, Friday afternoon.

Cougar Safe Rides searches for new volunteers

Sydney Brown, Evergreen reporter • January 22, 2018

Women’s Transit became a staple of WSU’s transportation system decades ago, but its revival as Cougar Safe Rides poses new challenges and expectations for its program leaders. One of the four program...

Moscow Food Co-op class teaches healthy eating on budget

Samuel Ruth, Evergreen reporter • January 17, 2018

As a college student or young adult trying to make a living, eating healthy with spending limits may seem hard. Moscow Food Co-op’s class series “Healthy Eating on a Budget” aims to teach people...

Phil Boissiere, WSU alumn and relationship specialist, explains the basics of his new therapy model called The 3 x 3 Method.

WSU alumnus develops therapy model

Marco McCray, Evergreen reporter • January 17, 2018

A psychotherapist based out of San Francisco recently developed a method to reduce stress and anxiety in 30 seconds. Phil Boissiere is a father, husband, couple’s therapist, adult ADHD counselor and...

Tony Niccoli, a Little Shop of Florals owner, explains his excitement with the shops recent popularity Thursday in Moscow at Little Shop of Florals.

Newest Moscow flower shop achieves couple’s ambition

Marco McCray, Evergreen reporter • January 12, 2018

New flower shop recently opened in downtown Moscow, fulfilling the lifelong dream of a passionate local couple. Owned and operated by Tony and Heather Niccoli, the Little Shop of Florals, located at...

Businesses interested in joining Moscow Food Co-ops sustainability efforts can reach the co-op at marketing@moscowfood.coop. More information about the co-op’s efforts can be found on their website.

Moscow Food Co-Op celebrates expansion

Marco McCray, Evergreen reporter • January 12, 2018

The Moscow Food Co-op recently opened their expansion on the University of Idaho campus. The business was founded in 1973, and now has locations at 121 E 5th Street in downtown Moscow as well as the...

Brian MacArthur has worked in thrift stores for about 15 years and finds them interesting and fun.

Thrift stores: ‘This is my sixth time I’ll be retiring’

RACHEL SUN, Evergreen Roots editor • December 11, 2017

Name: Brian MacArthur Occupation: Store manager at Palouse Treasures Thrift Store Tell me about what it’s like working here. “It’s fun. I’ve been working in thrift stores for about 15 years....

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