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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

Lucky the 13-year-old cat was adopted a month after arriving at the Whitman County Humane Society. Cats are considered to be companion animals.

Club fundraises for animal-related issues

MARCO MCCRAY, Evergreen reporter October 25, 2017

The Companion Animal Club gives students the opportunity to volunteer around the community and learn more about how to properly care for companion animals. Companion animals are typically cats, dogs,...

One serving of pecans offers almost half of the daily recommended amount of fiber. 
They are in the tree nut family along with almonds and walnuts.

Versatile tree nuts good for snacking, desserts

KAYLA SIMONSON, Evergreen reporter October 25, 2017

Health: Pecans are nutrient-dense nuts with a multitude of vitamins and minerals. In a single ounce, pecans have 30 percent of the total daily fat intake requirement. Of this, 6 grams are polyunsaturated...

Open Access Week celebrated Halloween style

NINA WILLIS, Evergreen reporter October 25, 2017

WSU Libraries combines pumpkin carving and cookie decorating with the celebration of global awareness and the spread of scientific information around the world. International Open Access Week takes...

Class educates on essential oil uses for pets

NINA WILLIS, Evergreen reporter October 25, 2017

While people have used essential oils for themselves for its therapeutic effects, they also have benefits for their pets. Viva la Vida Essential Oils and Humane Society of the Palouse will host a class...

Improve leader skills during free workshops

NINA WILLIS, Evergreen reporter October 25, 2017

Registered Student Organizations have the opportunity to improve leadership skills as officers of their respective organizations. WSU Student Involvement will host a Student Organization Leadership...

Club President Matt Mortimer says participation is open to all who are passionate about cars.

Auto club members help others with cars

MARCO MCCRAY, Evergreen reporter October 23, 2017

The Automotive Enthusiast Club gives students the opportunity to meet new people and learn more about cars. President Matt Mortimer said the club started about a year ago and has been quickly growing...

Monique Slipher helps customers at Bruised Books in downtown Pullman on Wednesday afternoon.

Fostering community through literature

RACHEL SUN, Evergreen Roots editor October 23, 2017

Name, occupation: Monique Slipher, Bruised Books employee for 14 years How did you end up working at a bookstore? “I actually don’t remember. I used to shop here. I was probably looking for part-time...

Acclaimed poet to read her published work

SYDNEY BROWN, Evergreen reporter October 23, 2017

A poetry reading by Irish poet Moya Cannon is taking place today. Cannon will read poems from her many published collections. The reading is free to students interested in attending, according to the news...

Rezina Emmons discusses the activities behind the Grand Avenue Book Club on Friday.

Book club invites community

MARCO MCCRAY, Evergreen reporter October 23, 2017

Neill Public Library supports community reading through a specialized book-lending program and by hosting a monthly book club to promote all-inclusive discussion. The Grand Avenue Book Club began in...

An actor prepares to scare Haunted Palouse victims in 2017.

Haunted Palouse gallery

CODY COTTIER, Evergreen reporter October 22, 2017

Christa Hernandez fries donuts fresh doughtnuts to celebrate National Donut Day June 1 in downtown Moscow.

Moscow doughnut shop closes down location

MARCO MCCRAY, Evergreen reporter October 20, 2017

A mini-doughnut shop shut down their second location in downtown Moscow. Ray Wallace, the owner of Buy the Dozen, said the shop is a business that sells fresh and customizable miniature doughnuts. “It’s...

Janet Barstow, one of the main organizers of Haunted Palouse, stands by the coffin she’ll lie in to scare people during the event.

Palouse offers homegrown horror

CODY COTTIER, Evergreen reporter October 20, 2017

Janet Barstow glanced across the room at her coffin. Another woman stood over the open casket, lined with velvet and decked in red roses. “I think they’re too cheery,” she said. “Can we paint...

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