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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

Mayra Villegas (left) and Anjie Bertramson talk about studying abroad.

Global Learning Center offers a variety of resources

MARIAH INMAN, Evergreen reporter August 28, 2017

The advisers explained the positive outcomes of the Global Learning Center such as enhancing your resume, enriching your worldview and finding one’s identity. Anjie Bertramson, senior global learning...

Masters student Anna VanderMeer’s favorite part about her job 
is making people’s day.

Coffee, art, people and school: ‘The Jill of all trades’

RACHEL SUN, Evergreen Roots editor August 28, 2017

Name, age: Anna VanderMeer, 24 Occupation: Master’s student in engineering with focus in water resources, barista at Thomas Hammer It’s the first Sunday of the semester: What are your plans for...

Patrons celebrate in colorful attire at the Palouse Pride Festival in 2016.

Palouse Pride Festival aims to keep LGBTQ community visible

BRANDON PARKINSON, Evergreen reporter August 25, 2017

The Palouse Pride Festival made its debut 23 years ago, and this year is coming back just in time for students to participate. Aquasha DeLusty, platinum sponsor for Inland Oasis and festival host, on...

Trina Anderson show off a wide assortment of plants at the Pullman Farmers Market Wednesday.

The hereditary green thumb

August 25, 2017

Name, age: Trina Anderson, 58 Occupation: SYG Nursery and Landscaping Have you always enjoyed gardening? “Yes. I have a huge flower garden, and a bigger vegetable garden than I do a house.” What...

Co-owner Andrea Tubens talks about her business plans and pet-friendly ideas for The Naughty Dog Coffee Shop. 
The shop-dog is an English bulldog named Venus, who will be at the shop for anyone to stop by for a friendly hello.

Coffee shop to welcome pets

LATISHA JENSEN, Evergreen life editor August 25, 2017

Naughty Dog Coffee shop, a place where people can sip on caffeinated beverages while their dog grabs a bite to eat, is coming to downtown Pullman. C.J. Robert, project manager and co-owner of the shop,...

SJ Al Arimi, originally from Oman, is double majoring in finance and business management. This summer she plans to explore graduate programs around the country.

International students plan for the summer

The summer sun has finally made an appearance, which means the start of a much-needed break for WSU international students.The summer is a time when international students can travel in the U.S. without...

Poster contest features market products

The Moscow Farmer’s Market held the sixth annual poster contest, in which they announced Laura Marie McGreevy as winner. Opening in February this year, applicants submitted posters that represented aspects...

Joe Bergquist talks about his team’s involvement with bettering the business model for the Moscow Food Co-op’s produce section.

Capstone co-op collaboration

AILA IKUSE | Evergreen reporter April 14, 2017

Students in the WSU Capstone Agriculture and Food Systems course paired with the Moscow Food Co-op for the semester to work together to solve problems the company presented. Students involved with the...

“Growth” is a mixed media piece by graduate student Annie Cunningham.

Some art screams, some whispers

Walking through the Masters of Fine Art (MFA) Exhibition, there is a jarring change in mood from the front to the back. The artwork begins with loud, chaotic pieces and suddenly shifts to quiet, minimalist...

A mixed medium piece of artwork, above, displayed at the Prichard Art Gallery for the “Visualizing Science” art exhibit. The exhibit features work created through the collaboration of local artists and scientists.

Artwork inspired by science

{{tncms-asset app="editorial" id="148586f0-104b-11e7-b735-7f4f8c79d889"}}Combining the fields of art and science, an exhibit at Prichard Art Gallery aims to showcase current research to the public.The...

WSU foreign language ranked seventh most innovative

WSU’s Department of Foreign Languages and Cultures recently ranked seventh in the Best Colleges’ 10 Most Innovative Colleges for Foreign Language Study. This list also includes major Ivy League universities...

Sole hijabi woman in Murrow shares her story

There tend to be misconceptions regarding why Muslim women choose to wear hijabs. Fadumo Ali, a senior in the Murrow College of Communication, is the only hijabi woman in her degree.A hijab is not just...

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