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The Daily Evergreen

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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...

ASWSU Senate Advisor Josue Zuniga addresses Senators on Aug. 21, 2024, in the Compton Union Building in Pullman, Wash.

ASWSU embraces new beginnings

OLIVIA SOLIZ, Evergreen reporter August 31, 2024

The Associated Students of Washington State University met to hear out Pro Palestinians, Mesa chair member and the director of Student Legal Services Wednesday evening.   Four students came forward...

ASWSU lobbys for bill related to undocumented people in early January.

ASWSU lobbys for legislation supporting undocumented people, students

ALEXANDRIA OSBORNE, Editor-in-chief January 25, 2024

The Washington State Legislative session began earlier this month, and ASWSU plans to advocate and provide support for undocumented students throughout the next few months.  House Bill 1889, by Rep....

ASWSU holds Jan. 17 meeting over zoom due to weather concerns.

ASWSU hears from Crimson Group over budget

JOSIAH PIKE, Copy editor April 20, 2023

ASWSU heard from members of the Crimson Group’s cabinet, who stated they had confusion related to the budget for next year. The Crimson Group is a student group on campus meant to support and advocate...

ASWSU approves tech fee allocation

GABRIELLE BOWMAN, Managing editor April 6, 2023

ASWSU hosts representatives from the Crimson Group and Ku-Ah-Muh to hear about events this month such as sticker sales, information sessions and the annual Pah-Loots-Puu Powwow.  The Crimson Group,...

ASWSU looking to implement resource page on Canvas

GABRIELLE BOWMAN, Managing editor March 30, 2023

The ASWSU Department of University Affairs is revisiting the idea of implementing a resource page to Canvas and creating a committee for the Title 9 Office. The Department for Legislative Affairs discussed...

Newly elected president Luke Deschenes and vice president Maccabee Werndorf hope to  improve parking and transportation on campus, improve the vibrancy of campus, and increase drug education and awareness during their term.

Newly elected ASWSU president and vice president are ‘here to serve’

MUSFIRAH KHAN, Evergreen reporter March 28, 2023

On March 7 and 8 ASWSU held elections to vote for the new executive branch positions. Luke Deschenes and Maccabee Werndorf have been voted as the new president-elect and vice president-elect. Deschenes...

ASWSU holds Jan. 17 meeting over zoom due to weather concerns.

ASWSU approves on-campus traffic revisions, confirms new delegate

JOSIAH PIKE, Copy editor March 23, 2023

ASWSU confirmed Leonardo Wilson-Ramirez as their freshman delegate, as well as approved a traffic light on Northeast North Fairway Road and Stadium Way in light of recent accidents.  “My greatest...

President Luke Deschenes speaking during an ASWSU meeting earlier this year

ASWSU fill two open Senate positions

GREY KAMASZ, Evergreen reporter March 10, 2023

ASWSU heard from Luke Deschenes, ASWSU director of community affairs, and voted to fill the All-Campus Senator positions at their weekly meeting Wednesday. The meeting opened with an update from Deschenes,...

Some of the items planned to be inside the machine are pregnancy tests, contraceptives such as Plan B and birth control. 

ASWSU contraceptive vending machine still in progress

JOSIAH PIKE, Copy editor March 6, 2023

WSU's planned contraceptive vending machine, which was supposed to be completed Oct. 2022, is planned to be installed by the end of the year because of logistical concerns such as risk management. Nikolai...

Gary Jenkins, WSU chief of police, and Sean Greene, associate vice chancellor for facilities and operations answer questions from the Senate in March 1.

ASWSU hears from facilities and WSU PD

JOSIAH PIKE, Copy editor March 3, 2023

ASWSU welcomed WSU Police Chief, Gary Jenkins and Sean Greene, associate vice chancellor for facilities and operations, to speak at their weekly meeting Wednesday. Greene said the two of them were...

The main focus of the classes were meant to be safety and situation awareness.

ASWSU hosts student safety workshops

JOSIAH PIKE, Copy editor March 2, 2023

ASWSU and Barb Jordan, founder of Always Bev, hosted multiple student safety workshops last week. The workshops were spread apart across two different days. On the first day, Feb. 22, they...

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