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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

Students rally for transgender rights

Lucille Stutesman, Evergreen reporter April 3, 2025

Students rallied in front of the CUB on Wednesday to show support for transgender protections. The main focus of the protest was protections for gender identity in Title IX at WSU. “We deserve to...

ASWSU student lobbyists photographed in the United States Senate.

ASWSU concludes advocacy efforts in DC to protect student financial aid

AIMEE SULIT, Evergreen reporter April 3, 2025

ASWSU recently concluded lobbying efforts in Washington, D.C., focusing on protecting programs facing budget cuts, including financial aid. In addition to speaking on FAFSA and the Pell Grant, ASWSU...

Cantwell takes office, begins tour of WSU System

Cantwell takes office, begins tour of WSU System

Lucille Stutesman, Evergreen reporter April 2, 2025

Elizabeth Cantwell took office as WSU System president Tuesday, marking the first time a woman has served in the role. Cantwell said she plans to kick off her presidency with stops at each WSU campus...

WSU Scholarly Associate Professor Matthew Loveless talks with journalist Ann Curry during Murrow Symposium 46, April 5, 2023.

Your guide to the 49th Murrow Symposium

ZACH THUMMEL March 30, 2025

The Edward R. Murrow College of Communication at WSU will host its 49th annual Murrow Symposium this week.  The two-day event on April 1 and 2 promises students insights and networking opportunities...

Pullman city administrator on leave pending investigation

Pullman city administrator on leave pending investigation

Lucille Stutesman, Evergreen reporter March 30, 2025

Pullman City Administrator Mike Urban has been placed under administrative leave pending an investigation. Urban, who has worked as city administrator since 2021, told Pullman Radio he was placed on...

Southside dining holds its first farmers market

Southside dining holds its first farmers market

EMMA CHRISTIE, Evergreen reporter March 30, 2025

WSU’s Southside Cafe and Market held its first farmers market Friday where students could choose from various fruits and vegetables. WSU Dining Services ran the event and staff offered to peel, cut...

Pullman Police Chief Jake Opgenorth resigns

Pullman Police Chief Jake Opgenorth resigns

EMMA CHRISTIE, Evergreen reporter March 29, 2025

Pullman’s Police Chief Jake Opgenorth officially handed in his resignation, according to a press release from the City. Opgenorth submitted his resignation Thursday, taking effect immediately and ending...

City Council gives updates to ASWSU during joint session on March 26.

ASWSU and City Council hold joint session

EMMA CHRISTIE, Evergreen reporter March 28, 2025

ASWSU met with Pullman City Council Wednesday to discuss state and federal education budget cuts, including those proposed by Gov. Bob Ferguson. Both groups met in Butch’s Den to present the work...

Washington Capitol Building in Olympia, Wash.

Governor Ferguson’s roadmap to fixing $15 billion budget hole

RONNIE MWANGI, Evergreen reporter March 28, 2025

Gov. Bob Ferguson held a press conference on Thursday, Feb. 27th, to inform the public and the state legislature of his budget proposal. The governor presented his proposal to the state legislature...

Annual Pullman Pull-Down Bouldering Competition prepares for launch

Annual Pullman Pull-Down Bouldering Competition prepares for launch

EMMA CHRISTIE, Evergreen reporter March 25, 2025

WSU's Student Recreation Center is hosting the annual Pullman Pull-Down Bouldering Competition on Saturday, March 29. The competition is split into three divisions: intermediate, advanced and open. Justin...

ASWSU census results lead to seat cut from Carson College

ASWSU census results lead to seat cut from Carson College

EMMA CHRISTIE, Evergreen reporter March 21, 2025

ASWSU’s latest census caused debate over which seat would be cut at last night’s meeting. The census is conducted every four years, though with COVID-19 impacting the 2020 census, this was the first...

Dr. Edmund Schweitzer, founder and chairman of Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories stands in front of the SEL building.

SEL publishes open letter regarding the Trump Administration’s tariffs

AIMEE SULIT, Evergreen Reporter March 20, 2025

Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories published an open letter on March 3 commenting on the aluminum and steel tariffs employed by the Trump Administration and directed towards Canada and Mexico. The day...

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