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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

Terrie Teare, Friends of Hospice program coordinator, talks about the Death Cafe and how it came to Whitman County. This week’s Death Cafe will be the third time Friends of Hospice has hosted the event.

Gain comfort while sharing experiences

NINA WILLIS, Evergreen reporter October 18, 2017

Friends of Hospice will host a session for community members to express their ideas surrounding death. The international organization Death Cafe was founded in 2010 by Jon Underwood, who decided to...

Book club focuses on readers’ favorite books

LATISHA JENSEN, Evergreen life editor October 18, 2017

This different kind of book club meets once a month to discuss the books participants are currently reading, rather than talking about one book in particular. This way, everyone can share their favorite...

Executive Chef Jason Butcherite prepares Hillside Cafe’s menu of fresh, local ingredients. The quicker people consume food
from when it is first harvested, the more nutrients they receive compared to long-traveled and less fresh foods.

Dining hall serves local lunch

MARIAH INMAN, Evergreen reporter October 18, 2017

Hillside Cafe is hosting Palouse Farms to Cougar Forks, a lunch where high-quality, fresh food will be served today. Jason Butcherite, executive chef of Hillside Cafe, said all the food they use supports...

The Sociology Club tours the Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center on Thursday to gain a better understanding and appreciation 
of multicultural history and to learn about resources available on campus.

Learning from social perspectives

SYDNEY BROWN, Evergreen reporter October 16, 2017

The Sociology Club works to think about and discuss community issues from a social perspective, rather than a political or economic one. Club adviser Sarah Whitley said she makes unique perspectives...

Fun run raises money for local humane society

NINA WILLIS, Evergreen reporter October 16, 2017

An annual 5k, paired with Oktoberfest events, raise money to support the Humane Society of the Palouse. The Paw-louse 5k Fun Run Walk starts at 11 a.m. Saturday at the University of Idaho’s Intermodal...

Summit educates on water value

NINA WILLIS, Evergreen reporter October 16, 2017

Palouse Basin Water Summit looks to educate the community about water consumption in the Palouse area. This year’s theme, “Imagine a Day Without Water,” focuses on the value of water in our daily...

LEGO author to visit Moscow

NINA WILLIS, Evergreen reporter October 16, 2017

BookPeople of Moscow will host author Alice Finch to kick off LEGO Big Build at Eureka! Palouse Tinkering and Tutoring Center on Saturday. Seattle-based LEGO artist and author Alice Finch will be signing...

Photography Club members meet for a photo walk Sept. 14 near McCoy Hall. 
They plan to have an exhibit at the end of the year to showcase their work.

Photography Club hopes to expand on campus

MARCO MCCRAY, Evergreen reporter October 16, 2017

Photography is typically a solo activity, but the Photography Club brings people with these same interests together. Vice President Kyle Tucker said having a community of photographers and a support...

Tianna Kendall, a hand-painted sign artist who runs her business from her home, describes how her sign-making
went from just a hobby to becoming licensed by WSU.

Sign artist’s business expands

MARCO MCCRAY, Evergreen reporter October 13, 2017

Tianna Kendall, the owner and founder of Tianna’s Hand Painted Signs, is a wife and stay-at-home mom with two children and has been making and selling her signs for about a year now. She first came...

The Swing Devils of the Palouse, Inc. members dance to a variety of classic styles. They start beginners off with East Coast Swing, which has more of a bouncy movement.

Swing club offers dances, classes, workshops

NINA WILLIS, Evergreen reporter October 13, 2017

Dances from the 1920s to 1940s come alive again through the swing revival scene in Moscow. The Swing Devils of the Palouse, Inc. followed the trends of the late 1980s and early 1990s in the revival...

PLAYLive nation to host game nights

MARIAH INMAN, Evergreen reporter October 13, 2017

PLAYlive Nation in Moscow is hosting two nighttime events in October for people who enjoy video games, board games and card games. Late Night Bash is for people 18 years or older. A second event, the...

Certain succulents and indoor plants only need to be watered every two weeks, making them a staple to your space with low maintenance.

Indoor plants can improve health, well-being

KAYLA SIMONSON, Evergreen reporter October 11, 2017

Keeping and tending an indoor plant, or multiple, improves health and indoor air quality. Plants take in carbon dioxide and emit oxygen, which provides better air quality. Fresh air from plants and...

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