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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

Since his arrest on Dec. 30 2022, the Kohberger trial has been one of the most talked about news events in the area

Kohberger eligible for death penalty, judge says

MAKANI PANG, Evergreen news editor November 22, 2024

Judge Steven Hippler has ruled in an order dated Nov. 19 that Bryan Kohberger will remain eligible for the death penalty if convicted of the 2022 University of Idaho stabbings. In an earlier hearing...

The highway leading into Pullman

Tips for safe travels this winter season

NICK NEYHART, Evergreen reporter November 22, 2024

WSU students will drive home in masses on Friday and Saturday for Thanksgiving break and three weeks later for winter break. Many WSU students are from the west side and will be driving across most...

Meet MIKE, Pullman police's newest hire

Meet MIKE, Pullman police’s newest hire

GRACE HARVEY, Evergreen reporter November 21, 2024

The Pullman Police Department has introduced a new upgrade to their existing drone program. MIKE, or "mission-integrated kinetic energy," is a robotic dog introduced to police at the end of October. MIKE,...

Students waiting at Apartment Land Bus stop by Beasley Coliseum

Students advocate for changing bus routes

LUCILLE STUTESMAN, Evergreen reporter November 21, 2024

WSU students urged the Pullman City Council to modify bus schedules during a city council meeting Tuesday. Isaac Velazquez, ASWSU all-campus senator, asked the council if extending bus hours would...

Whooping cough cases continue to rise

Whooping cough cases continue to rise

CAMRYN JEWELL, Evergreen reporter November 21, 2024

As whooping cough case numbers in Whitman County continue to rise, Pullman Chancellor David Cillay encourages residents not to travel if they are experiencing symptoms. The first case of whooping cough in...

ASWSU voices student concerns at Pullman City Council meeting

CAMRYN JEWELL, Evergreen reporter November 21, 2024

Pullman City Council held a meeting on Tuesday in collaboration with the ASWSU at Pullman City Hall. Student representatives had a chance to update council members on their work and address concerns voiced...

WSU's tuition to increase by 3.3% for AY 2025-26.

Board of Regents votes to increase tuition by 3.3%

MAKANI PANG, Evergreen news editor November 18, 2024

The WSU Board of Regents voted to increase tuition by 3.3% for the 2025-26 academic year Friday, despite continued decreases in system-wide enrollment. The vote passed 8 to 1, with Student Regent Kassandra...

Nicole Merino (far right) in Washington D.C. when Partners in Health sent her to the Capitol

Courtesy of Nicole Merino

WSU club helping change healthcare

GABRIELLE BOWMAN, Managing editor November 15, 2024

Partners In Health: Engage is a non-profit grassroots organization partnered with Partners in Health, a global non-profit. “We work towards equitable global healthcare,” said Nicole Merino, PIHE...

Voting should be fun and interactive — not old and boring. Here's some ideas to liven things up a little.

Election results in Whitman County

JOSIAH PIKE, Copy editor November 14, 2024

The 2024 US election was held on Nov. 5, and besides just the presidential and gubernatorial elections, a number of local elections were held at the county and city level. Whitman County Commissioners...

New ceasefire resolution added to future city council meeting agenda

New ceasefire resolution added to future city council meeting agenda

Lucille Stutesman, Evergreen reporter November 14, 2024

The Pullman City Council will discuss a second ceasefire resolution at a city council meeting next month. The resolution, which is independent from the first resolution introduced by the...

Courtesy of Murrow College of Communication

Reporters to visit WSU, talk on American extremism

CAMRYN JEWELL, Evergreen reporter November 13, 2024

James Dawson of the NPR podcast "Extremely American" will visit WSU on Thursday, Nov. 14. Hosted by the Murrow College of Communication, the events with Dawson will be a continuation of their Religion...

Since his arrest on Dec. 30 2022, the Kohberger trial has been one of the most talked about news events in the area

Second anniversary of University of Idaho killings

MAKANI PANG, Evergreen news editor November 12, 2024

Wednesday marks the second anniversary of the fatal stabbings of four University of Idaho students in their off-campus home in Moscow, Idaho. Earlier this year, students at the University of Idaho...

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