The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

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

‘Neither Rhyme nor Reason’ cancelled due to illness

From staff reports September 26, 2014

“Neither Rhyme nor Reason: Songs of Love and Loss,” a guest performance by Ross Hauck, a professional tenor from Seattle, has been delayed due to illness.Hauck was originally scheduled to give a free...

Diversity Up All Night

From staff reports September 26, 2014

Henna, piercings and free Panda Express.The WSU Student Entertainment Board is pulling out all the stops for its Diversity Up All Night scheduled for 9 p.m. tonight in the CUB Senior Ballroom.Along with...

Members of Sweet Honey in the Rock will perform Friday at Beasley Coliseum.

Sweet honey in the Rock brings a cappella with historical notes

Take a look through the eyes of musicians as they sing about feelings and the world as they see it.Sweet Honey in the Rock is an a cappella ensemble consisting of African American women. Using contemporary...

A midday musical break

Students can take a break from studying in the library and listen to live music without leaving their chair.About every other Friday the Terrell Library Atrium has held recitals for students, staff and...

Performers from A Moving Sound use traditional and contemporary dance and song in their shows.

East meets West; A Moving Sound dances to WSU

From staff reports September 26, 2014

Asian fusion takes on a new meaning with a musical performance combining the old with the new.“We take traditional instruments and musical ideas that you find in Taiwan, and we create new and original...

Research in progress

The words “lavori in corso,” Italian for “work in progress,” greet anyone who visits Maria DePrano’s office. A friend of DePrano’s in Italy made a tie out of the tape (similar to “caution”...

Balance is better

From staff reports September 24, 2014

When the missed opportunity to indulge in a V8 appears, WSU dining halls can save students a slap to the forehead and offer a tastier and more balanced option.This week, Hillside, Northside and Southside...

Members of Step Afrika perform music on GanKeKe Bells.

All the stage’s a drum

A touring dance team will turn Beasley Coliseum into its own giant drum.Born from college Greeks and seen across the world, Step Afrika! will come to Pullman with high-energy dance form combining traditional...

Halloween here early; FreakNight Traveling Circus finds campus

From staff reports September 24, 2014

Halloween comes early as the FreakNight Traveling Circus storms Beasley Coliseum.The traveling circus is a pre-party to Northwest Halloween ritual known as FreakNight. Its roots come from the circus’s...

Plein Air results

From staff reprots September 22, 2014

Forrest Dickison was announced first place winner of the Palouse Plein Air competition on Friday. His artwork will be on display alongside all other participants’ and staff award recipients’ work from...

World-champion pianist to perform at WSU

World-renowned, award-winning pianist Spencer Myer will fill Bryan Hall Theatre with his own captivating take on classical piano.At a conference for the Music Teachers National Association in Chicago earlier...

A hidden gem: Bucer’s offers more than coffee

Coming from someone brand new to WSU, finding culture in the Palouse might at first seem impossible. Small towns can be quaint in their own right, but students still look for where the action happens,...

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