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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

A different kind of morning rush

Run away! Run away! Here come zombies and living spice racks!Such ideas of the undead and human seasoning cabinets usually become the themes for costumes worn during the Run for Your Life 5K, put on by...

The Day the Earth Stood Still theater-production hits the stage

From staff reports October 24, 2014

The Earth will stand still this evening at the Nye Street Theatre in Pullman, as a cast of locals recreates the science fiction drama that first hit CBS radio waves in 1954.Introduced in 1951 as a film...

Rocky Horror on the Palouse

From staff reports October 24, 2014

The Rocky Horror Picture Show will bring celebration, anticipation, and participation to the Palouse with a weekend showing at the Kenworthy Performing Arts Center in Moscow.Let’s do the Time Warp again.Sirius...

The Cashore Marionettes performance will take place at 2 p.m. Sunday at Jones Theatre.

They’ve got strings, can’t hold them down

Stand aside, Pinocchio. Joseph Cashore will bring to life his collection of marionettes at Jones Theatre Sunday.The Cashore Marionettes is a puppetry performance in which Cashore presents a series of short,...

A pop of Portland Cello Project

How is a cello like Instagram? Portland Cello Project members believe it is the way they can blur the distinctions between what a cello is expected to sound like, and what it is capable of.“In a way,...

Wilderness Act celebrates its 50 birthday with art

Celebrating 50 years since the implementation of the Wilderness Act, the Idaho Humanities Council, the Great Old Broads of the Wilderness, and the Latah County Library District presents the “Art Celebrates...

Retired UI professor Bill Bowler receives the Lifetime Achievement in the Arts Award, Thursday, Oct.16, 2014.

Moscow Mayor’s Arts Awards recognize community members

Creative people crowded the 1912 center in Moscow to honor five locals who, Moscow Mayor Bill Lambert said, make Moscow unique in the arts. Mayor Lambert began The Moscow Mayor’s Arts Awards Program...

Meet Pete: BookPeople goes Western

A Western author will bring his tales of romance, heartache, and Idaho wilderness Tuesday to BookPeople of Moscow.Author Pete Fromm will sign copies, answer questions, and read from his latest novel, “If...

Beer and wine now

From staff reports October 17, 2014

Keep them pouring. Moscow Farmers Market now welcomes winemakers and brewers.Saturday the Moscow Brewing Company and Camas Prairie Winery will sell beer and wine at the Farmers Market.Jeremy Ritter, winemaker...

Rosa’s lasting impact

Humanity and the environment will come together as the Bank Left Gallery honors one WSU professor with an exhibit showcasing his environment-themed artwork.Eugene Rosa, a WSU sociology professor, died...

A shopper looks through books at the BookPeople of Moscow store on Sept. 16, 2014.

Authors bound for Moscow

BY HOLLY LANE | Evergreen reporter October 17, 2014

From poetry inspired by archeology to stories about loss, authors will turn pages this weekend during BookPeople of Moscow’s Author Saturday event.Author Saturday will feature four authors and their...

The 21st-annual WSU Choral Festival will take place all day starting at 9 a.m. The final performance will start at 5 p.m. in Bryan Hall and include four selected high school choral groups as well as WSUs Madrigal Singers and Concert Choir.

Hearing what WSU is all about

From staff reports October 17, 2014

If campus seems a bit more crowded to you this weekend you wouldn't be wrong.Tomorrow morning 14 different high school choir groups will arrive to take part in the 21st annual “WSU Choral Festival,”...

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