WSU President Elizabeth Cantwell will serve on the new Governor’s Economic Development Council. The council, established by Gov. Bob Ferguson, is designed to advise the governor on statewide economic...

Jon Haarlow, WSU's new athletic director, will make an annual base salary of $600,000, $100,000 more annually than his ousted predecessor Anne McCoy, according to his employment contract. Haarlow can...

WSU is in for more budget cuts after the school’s governing body approved nearly $12 million in reductions for the next school year. Campuses are facing the largest cut, over $8 million or around...

WSU’s Board of Regents approved athletics’ proposed $75.3 million 2027 fiscal year budget Monday, raising the spending by just under $1 million for the department compared to the budget approved last...

WSU is projected to transfer $92.5 million to the athletic department to cover its accumulated cash deficit for fiscal year 2026. The transfer, required by Washington State law to show the athletics department...

WSU has pumped the brakes on a new, shorter degree program to allow for more faculty input. The program would allow for students to get a bachelor’s degree for only 90 credits instead of the usual...

WSU students trying to make it to Illia Dunes on Saturday were met with a long line of cars at Lower Granite Dam, leaving some students waiting for more than an hour before turning around. An unorganized...

Before the first shipments leave each morning, and before thousands of baked goods begin their journey down various factory lines, baker Kao Sieu Luc is already up at work. For Luc, baking has never...

This Saturday at Beasley Coliseum, Daily Evergreen co-news editor Grace Harvey will walk the stage to receive her college degree. Harvey is graduating with a bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism...

Firefighters are known for their hard work, service and sacrifice for the community. Sacrifice is expected for firefighters, but that is reaching new heights with the Pullman Fire Department. “…So...

Canvas is working again after having been shut down by hackers in the final stretch of the semester. The hack was carried out by cybercriminal group ShinyHunters. In a message that showed up briefly...

Summer has arrived in Pullman! As the year winds down and students head off to their summer activities, there is still plenty to do this coming week in Pullman. Stop by and have your weekly breakfast...