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Bishop Michael Perkins and his wife Jamie Perkins started their new service at the Pullman Presbyterian Church earlier this month.

Church adds diversity to Pullman

MARIAH INMAN, Evergreen reporter • September 22, 2017

A three-week-old multicultural church welcomes people from different backgrounds. Bishop Michael Perkins hopes this space will bring resources to Christian minorities. Perkins planted the Greater Victorious...

Hazel Rheingans helps groom her sister’s steer, Tyler. Rheingans has participated in 4-H for five years and joined her club’s beef project three years ago.

Young girl spent years learning to raise animals

RACHEL SUN, Evergreen Roots editor • September 22, 2017

Name, age, school: Hazel Rheingans, 13, student at Logos School Tell me about what you’re doing. “With the beef project, I have a heifer and a steer. You clip them to make the valuable parts look...

Employee Jason Vanworkum announces a finished smoothie order on the business’ second day open Tuesday. Main Street Squeeze offers various vegan smoothie options to Sanctuary Yoga customers and the local community.

First juice, smoothie bar opens

MARCO MCCRAY, Evergreen reporter • September 22, 2017

Main Street Squeeze Juice & Smoothie opened their doors for the first time Monday morning. Main Street Squeeze, located at 540 E. Main St., is inside Sanctuary Yoga in Pullman, and this is the only...

The dining halls label all food with the dietary differences to make choosing meals easy.

Dining hall chefs widen selections to better accommodate dietary needs

MARCO MCCRAY, Evergreen reporter • September 20, 2017

WSU’s Dining Services has recently added to and changed the foods available at dining halls in response to student feedback. Dining Services has created two new customizable food stations. At Northside...

After a near-death accident, Gary Norland recognized the negative impact on his loved ones during recovery. As a result, he promotes the importance of awareness.

CANCELLED: Speaker to talk on the importance of safety awareness

NINA WILLIS, Evergreen reporter • September 20, 2017

UPDATE: This event has been cancelled. A safety advocate will present at WSU this week, sharing his story about how accidents can happen to anyone, and to help them avoid his own mistakes. After...

Adjusting to small-town culture

Adjusting to small-town culture

SYNDEY BROWN, Evergreen reporter • September 20, 2017

Moving away from home is one of the most exciting and terrifying aspects of growing older and attending college. For those packing away their big-city lives and replacing them with a small-town culture,...

The WSU Organic Farm is located on campus, and they hold a produce stand from 3 - 6 p.m. every Friday.

Organic farm feeds community and teaches students

AILA IKUSE, Evergreen reporter • September 18, 2017

Just a mile down Wilson Road lies the Eggert Family Organic Farm, a WSU-owned, certified organic farm. The farm is a place to grow organic produce for the community and teach students how to run a farm. The...

Ed Harrich, director of surgical services, talks about the da Vinci surgical robot used Friday at Pullman Regional Hospital.

The science behind the brain

KAYLA SIMONSON, Evergreen reporter • September 18, 2017

The Neuroscience Club members share a passion over their growing major and help each other succeed in challenging courses, while connecting the community with science. The club had their first meeting...

WSU alumnus Matt Estes talks to students about hispresentation, “Behind the Magic at Disney” in 2016.

Disney director and alumnus to visit and present

NINA WILLIS, Evergreen reporter • September 18, 2017

Disney magic comes to campus through internship opportunities for students. Matt Estes, Disney executive director of enterprise architecture, graduated from WSU in 1992 with a bachelor’s degree in...

Kenworthy hosts educational event

NINA WILLIS, Evergreen reporter • September 15, 2017

The Kenworthy Performing Arts Center, through its “Food for Thought” film series, aims to educate through entertainment. September’s film, titled “Keep the Hives Alive,” focuses on bee-toxic...

Palouse Grange hosts final show

NINA WILLIS, Evergreen reporter • September 15, 2017

The September Palouse Grange show features local musicians performing unique styles of pop and electronic music. The show starts off with Mary Welcome, a Palouse resident, and her “lullabies soaked...

People and dogs of the Palouse flock to the Hamilton-Lowe Aquatic Center during the Howling at Hamilton event on Sept. 11, 2016 before the pool was winterized. More than 100 dogs of all breeds and sizes attended.

Palouse dogs to take over pool

MARCO MCCRAY, Evergreen reporter • September 15, 2017

The Moscow Parks and Recreation Department and the Humane Society of the Palouse will host the 10th annual Howling at the Hamilton on Saturday. For the event, Moscow Parks and Recreation opens the Hamilton-Lowe...

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