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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

Assistant professor Samantha Noll discusses ethics in food production in her Johnson Tower office Friday.

Conscious eating on the Palouse

AILA IKUSE, Evergreen reporter September 6, 2017

When students line up at Subway for a quick bite to eat and watch as the toppings are piled on, some are starting to wonder where their food is coming from and how it got there. Samantha Noll, assistant...

Moscow Food Co-op hosts free activities, classes

MARIAH INMAN, Evergreen reporter September 6, 2017

This month’s public events at the Moscow Food Co-op will interest art appreciators, parents or expecting parents, children and book lovers. Art appreciators can attend a James Miley reception. Miley,...

By making small changes, like taking a moment to relax and drink a comforting beverage or investing in an oil diffuser 
to help you concentrate, you can make a large impact on your school performance or just increase your overall happiness.

Take time to focus on self-care

NINA WILLIS, Evergreen columnist September 6, 2017

We’re always told it’s important to take care of ourselves when we go off to college — to remember to eat right, get plenty of sleep and sometimes take a little time for ourselves. But lately I’ve...

Moscow dentistry seeks to aid those without insurance

MARIAH INMAN, Evergreen reporter September 6, 2017

Moscow Family Dentistry will conduct a Community Dental Day for the third consecutive year. They will provide free dentist appointments to anyone over age 18 who does not have insurance. The free appointment...

SEB to host free movies

MARIAH INMAN, Evergreen reporter September 1, 2017

Students can enjoy a free movie and popcorn as a break from homework. All movies are shown in the CUB auditorium, according to their Facebook page. “Wonder Woman” is playing tonight at 6 p.m. and...

Volunteer host Brett Haverstick goes through Moscow news and weather Wednesday at the KRFP radio station in Moscow.

Local radio station offers outlet for diverse media

MARCO MCCRAY, Evergreen reporter September 1, 2017

KRFP 90.3 Free Radio Moscow went from a low-power station to a full-power station on Aug. 7. Due to the upgrade, KRFP now has enough power to broadcast a stronger signal to Pullman and Moscow. The expansion...

Rachel Olsen, aka “Rumble Bee” said her favorite part about roller derby is the the supportive community.

Q & A: Bumble Rumble Roller Derby: One grad student and her community on skates

RACHEL SUN, Evergreen Roots editor September 1, 2017

Name, age: Rachel Olsen aka “Rumble Bee,” 31 Occupation: Ph.D. student at WSU studying bumblebees How did you get into roller derby? “I was looking for an activity outside of school, and...

Puppy raiser Esther Louie is training Lucy the Newfoundland to be placed with a family in need through the program 
Autism Anchoring Dogs. They go to noisy or crowded places like The Daily Grind in downtown Pullman.

Service dogs helping children

NINA WILLIS, Evergreen reporter September 1, 2017

Service dogs provide immeasurable assistance to those that need them, in addition to helping people in ways they might not even expect. Autism Anchoring Dogs (AAD) are a type of service dog specifically...

Using a smart alarm that slowly gets louder gradually wakes the body.

Building routines can improve temperament

MELANIE RITTIERODT, Evergreen columnist August 30, 2017

Time management in college, and in life, is crucial. No one wants to be late, tired on the job or just plain old crabby, and it is especially hard to maintain a structured schedule right after summer vacation. After...

Adam Koerner talks about the new plant-based grab-and-go options Friday.

A healthy alternative to fast food

KAYLA SIMONSON, Evergreen reporter August 30, 2017

WSU Dining Services now offers a new form of grab-and-go snacks called Bites, which are available at all the espresso bars and markets on campus. Adam Koerner, assistant director of culinary operations,...

Reading is a way to escape reality and take your mind off stressors. It can be beneficial in curing a mental illness, like depression.

Reading acts as a form of therapy

SYDNEY BROWN, Evergreen reporter August 30, 2017

The newest frontier of therapy for mental illness comes in the form of reading books. For bibliophiles like Julie Kmec, professor of sociology, this seems like a no-brainer. “Students are stressed...

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...

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