Mint’s Comic of the Week: ‘Bamboozled’ by Grace Joo

GRACE JOO, Evergreen illustrator

November 20, 2019

Xi Psi leader juggles activites, prepares for graduation

JOEL KEMEGUE, Evergreen reporter

November 20, 2019

Pre-nursing and human development major Nailah Kent serves as president of the Xi Psi chapter of the Delta Sigma Theta sorority, one of the co-chairs of VIBES, music technician for Krimson Kouture, and mentor to 22 freshmen through Multicultural Student Services. She is also a member of the Black...

Sorority hosts talent event with mix of art styles

EMMA LEDBETTER, Evergreen reporter

November 13, 2019

Members of the Xi Psi chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. hosted their second annual African Violet Talent Showcase at 6 p.m. on Friday in the CUB Jr. Ballroom. Senior Renaye Tolbert, member of the planning committee, said the showcase was started to replace “Shades of Black,” a talent...

Girls just want to have fun at Pullman High School’s ‘Emma’

EMMA LEDBETTER, Evergreen reporter

November 6, 2019

Pullman High School’s drama club, under director Andrew Mielke, will be performing “Emma: A Pop Musical” starting Friday and running through Nov. 16. The musical is a modern retelling of “Emma,” Jane Austen’s classic novel about a young self-proclaimed matchmaker, senior Lilienne Shore...

Mint’s Comic of the Week: Bokki The Maltipoo

GRACE JOO, Evergreen cartoonist

November 6, 2019

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Fast costume fashion raises concerns over environmental impact

MADDY BEAN, Evergreen reporter

October 30, 2019

With Halloween just around the corner, it seems like the time to finish browsing those Spirit Halloween stores for the newest, flashiest costume. Or maybe this year, it is better – or spookier – to shop at the nearest thrift store instead, as the environmental impacts of cheap Halloween costumes...

Professor uses still images to bring water rights to life

EMMA LEDBETTER, Evergreen reporter

October 22, 2019

During his nine years in Pullman, associate professor of photography Dennis DeHart has focused his attention — and the lens of his camera — on the waters of the Snake and Columbia rivers. DeHart said he considers himself a “lens-based artist” and that he uses his photography to learn about...

Voices: ‘6 a.m. storm’

AIDAN BARGER, Evergreen contributor

October 22, 2019

grasping dawn purple lightning, a yawning sky morning monochrome, some kind of upside-jazz, solar swivel to soaring desire, imbalance in the face of fallen walnuts, lime-green leaves skipping on susurrus to leap, lose these lingering limbs   Interested in having your work publis...

Voices: ‘Angels and Sunflowers’

EVELYN KRAFT, Evergreen contributor

October 15, 2019

I feel you. The way you show me how you care, I feel you. Trusting me with every fiber of your being, I feel you. When your words hit dangerously close to home, I feel you.  I’ll take it in This may be the last sunset I see with you But I’ll take it in This may be the last night I’m wit...

Director of ‘Nightfall’ wants to give Poe his happy ending

EMMA LEDBETTER, Evergreen reporter

October 15, 2019

Actors at the Pullman Civic Theatre will perform Eric Coble’s play “Nightfall with Edgar Allan Poe” starting Friday. The play is comprised of four of Poe’s most popular stories, “The Raven,” “The Fall of the House of Usher,” “The Pit and the Pendulum” and “The Tell-Tale Heart,”...

Choreographer brings dancers together

EMMA LEDBETTER, Evergreen reporter

September 17, 2019

In April, three local friends joined forces at Etsi Bravo to showcase their unique style of ballroom vogue dancing for the first time. Now they’re looking forward to more performances together. “We’re just a group of friends having fun, expressing ourselves as queer men,” said Bryan Ramirez,...

Faculty’s art collection comments on obsession with technology

MADDY BEAN, Evergreen reporter

September 3, 2019

Hyper Combines, a new intermedia exhibit from a WSU artist, will be shown in Gallery 2 of the Fine Arts Center until Sept. 20. The exhibit comments on how phones and technology have snuck into every part of our lives, said Joe Hedges, creator of the exhibit and painting and intermedia professor. Last...