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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

Anne of the Palouse

Take no offense, redheads, but it would seem such a color of hair would not be popular in early 1900s Canada and your only chance of getting married is to a foreign minister.At least, this is the belief...

Jonesing for snow

‘Jonesing for snow’

With November beginning and the snow not yet falling, it’s an odd time of year, a lull in outdoor activity. It is not quite ski season, but it is too cold for camping and climbing. Tonight, outdoor enthusiasts...

Pop-up art takes downtown

Pop-up art takes downtown

Abandoned and empty storefronts or blank canvasses full of possibility? The Pullman Storefront Project will light up vacant downtown windows with displays created by local artists inspired by the theme...

Rocket Donuts in downtown Bellingham, Wash., has space traveler Gort from The Day the Earth Stood Still.

A visitor from the stars

On a Halloween night, a tale shall be told: about a boy, an alien, and a giant robot.Last week, the Pullman Civic Theatre showcased a production of “The Day the Earth Stood Still,” a story set in the...

Just what the doctor ordered

BY HOLLY LANE | Evergreen reporter October 31, 2014

BookPeople of Moscow will fill its prescription for a good read on Saturday when it welcomes an author and doctor from Bainbridge Island at 7 p.m.“I always wanted to write fiction,” novelist Dr. Carol...

A timeless, liturgical repertoire

Beautiful music stands the test of time and can provide an emotional journey for all those who stop and listen.The Palouse Choral Society will perform Brahms’ German Requiem at 6 p.m. Saturday at the...

Student recital features piano

From staff reports October 31, 2014

Many college students can't point to one hobby they've had the majority of their life, but for Regan Siglin, piano has been a constant.Siglin, a junior working toward a bachelor’s degree in piano performance,...

Spooky streets in Palouse

Something sinister stirs in Palouse this time of year.The town of Palouse transforms its streets every year to create a scary scene open to the public. The Boomerang Museum and old jail have become haunted...

A prop displayed in the haunted house on the twelfth floor of Orton Hall on Thursday, October 30, 2014.

12th floor horror, Orton hall turns haunted

From staff reports October 31, 2014

Pullman and Moscow residents can have spook-filled night while giving back to the community they live in.Orton Residence Hall on the south side of campus will host its annual haunted house with a twist....

Art department finishes Finnish photography exhibit

Finnish photographers found a place in Gallery Two at the WSU fine arts department. “A Sense of Place: Contemporary Finnish Photography” features five photographers as they explores the idea of “place.”...

Literary talk explores empathy

The word ‘colloquial’ comes from Latin roots, meaning ‘to converse.’ In modern English, the definition developed to an academic conference or seminar.The WSU English department has taken the word...

Faculty music series presents “Menage a Trois” show

From staff reports October 29, 2014

It's not often that one is invited to watch a ménage à trois, but students this week are encouraged to do just that.“Folie à Deux, Ménage à Trois,” the next performance in the long-running WSU...

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