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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

President Cantwell during an interview, Aug. 25

WSU System ‘re-design’ feedback survey opens for WSU community

SHYLEIGH GRAY, News reporter November 12, 2025

As of Oct. 17, WSU’s “system-wide redesign” has begun – and, following it, a survey to monitor feedback from the community. This plan, initiated by President Elizabeth Cantwell, is meant to...

Your vote, your voice, your future: Election 2025

2025 Pullman election updates

SHYLEIGH GRAY, News reporter November 5, 2025

Results are up to date as of 5:00 p.m. on Nov. 5. Chad Whetzel is leading in polls to stay on the Whitman County Commission. With 52% of the vote, Whetzel is currently ahead of his opponent, Cody...

Hailey Lewis on a Zoom Call regarding her campaign trail prior to winning.

Lewis wins Moscow Mayoral race in blowout

GRACE HARVEY, Evergreen news co-editor November 5, 2025

Hailey Lewis has been elected as the new mayor of Moscow. Lewis won the position by nearly 70% of the vote in Tuesday’s election, according to results from the Latah County auditor’s office.  Lewis...

Your vote, your voice, your future: Election 2025

Pullman city council: Ward 2 candidate Trevor Vance

LUCILLE STUTESMAN, Evergreen news co-editor October 29, 2025

Trevor Vance offers a focus on drawing people downtown and supporting small businesses on his City Council Ward 2 campaign. Vance is prioritizing bringing people downtown if he is elected. “There's...

Your vote, your voice, your future: Election 2025

Pullman City Council: Ward 2 candidate DiDi Lubash

LUCILLE STUTESMAN, Evergreen news co-editor October 29, 2025

WSU undergraduate student DiDi Lubash may bring a student-focused, fresh new face to Pullman’s second city council ward. Lubash’s biggest priority is taking care of vulnerable populations. “What...

A group of protesters carrying signs on a street corner during the 'No Kings' rally in downtown Pulman, Oct. 18th

Second ‘No Kings’ protest draws in 700 people

SHYLEIGH GRAY, News reporter October 26, 2025

A crowd of 700 packed Cougar Plaza last Saturday to protest the Trump Administration. This event, being a part of the No Kings Movement, followed what happened across all 50 states Saturday.  The...

Your vote, your voice, your future: Election 2025

Ward 1 candidate: John-Mark Mahnkey

Clare Sherman, Evergreen Reporter October 22, 2025

John-Mark Mahnkey is running for Pullman City Council Ward 1, where he hopes to focus on downtown and increase transparency. Mahnkey is a fifth-generation resident of Whitman County and has lived in...

Your vote, your voice, your future: Election 2025

Ward 1 candidate: Bryan MacDonald

Clare Sherman, Evergreen Reporter October 22, 2025

Bryan MacDonald is running for Pullman City Council in Ward 1 and offers a business-centric campaign MacDonald has lived in Pullman since 1994, when he studied Computer Science at WSU. He has since...

Butch T. Cougar hypes up a crowd of new Cougs at a pep rally on Aug. 13 at Martin Stadium.

Pullman advances to the Final Four in Barstool Sport’s sponsored ‘Best College Town’ competition

GRACE HARVEY, Evergreen news co-editor October 8, 2025

Cougar Nation support continued as Pullman advanced to the ‘Round of Four’ Oct. 3 after very narrowly beating Madison, WI in Barstool Sports' national "Best College Town" competition. Barstool's...

The Evergreen works to provide the best information about recent crime and court updates in the Pullman area.

Man arrested for suspected arson in apartment fire

LUCILLE STUTESMAN, Evergreen news co-editor October 7, 2025

A man was arrested Sunday for allegedly starting a fire earlier that day at a Military Hill apartment complex. Elijah Regan is charged with first-degree arson and attempting to elude pursuing police...

Nancy Swanger, owner of the Mimosa, sits in her office in Todd Hall.

$15,000 exterior renovation hits one of Pullman’s most discussed buildings

GRACE HARVEY, Evergreen news co-editor September 29, 2025

The Mimosa building that stands partially deteriorating in downtown Pullman hasn't served brunch or drinks in decades. As the focus of local contention,  it still seems to leave a bitter taste in some...

American Teenager: How Trans Kids Are Surviving Hate and Finding Joy in a Turbulent Era.

Transgender Youth Author Nico Lang to Visit Moscow, Pullman on ‘American Teenager’ Book Tour

Lucille Stutesman, Evergreen news co-editor September 29, 2025

Award-winning journalist and author Nico Lang will visit Moscow and Pullman next week as part of a national book tour for "American Teenager: How Trans Kids Are Surviving Hate and Finding Joy in a Turbulent...

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