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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

The Student Union Building on the WSU Tri-Cities campus will be used to hold monthly meetings for new mentor program

New mentor program to underrepresented students to feel support within major

ALEXANDRIA OSBORNE, Editor-in-chief January 11, 2024

WSU Tri-Cities is partnering with three other universities to build a program mentoring women in STEM students, beginning at the end of this month.  Jillian Cadwell, WSU Tri-Cities research associate,...

Pullmans new Mayor Francis Benjamin during a City Council Meeting, Jan. 9, in Pullman, Wash.

Search for new councilmember

GABRIELLE BOWMAN, Evergreen news co-editor January 11, 2024

Pullman City Council is in the final stages of selecting a new councilmember to take over Francis Benjamin’s old position after he took on his new role as Pullman City Mayor. Mike Urban, Pullman City...

Students braving the weather on the first day of the spring semester

Pullman and Moscow facing winter storm watch

JOSIAH PIKE, Evergreen news co-editor January 11, 2024

Pullman and Moscow are among cities currently under winter storm watches, which remain in effect until Friday afternoon. The warning was issued by the National Weather Service, according to Weather.com....

Council member Pat Wright laughs as Mayor Francis Benjamin addresses the public during a City Council meeting, Jan. 9, in Pullman, Wash.

Pullman City Council holds first meeting of the year

JOSIAH PIKE, Evergreen news co-editor January 10, 2024

Pullman City Council held their first meeting of the year, as well as their first without Glenn Johnson as mayor in 20 years. Mayor Francis Benjamin began the meeting at 7 p.m. Benjamin said last Tuesday...

WSU found not liable for rape by student by Washington Supreme Court

WSU found not liable for rape by student by Washington Supreme Court

JOSIAH PIKE, Evergreen news co-editor January 9, 2024

The Washington State Supreme Court ruled Thursday that WSU has no duty to protect a student who was raped off-campus. In a 5-4 decision, the court found that WSU has a duty to protect students while...

Pullman-Moscow Regional Airports new terminal set to open to the public by May 2024

New Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport terminal to be open by May

SICALY SORRELL, News Reporter December 16, 2023

The Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport terminal is on schedule to be completed by the end of December and will be open to the public in May 2024.  Pullman Mayor Glenn Johnson said the city of Pullman...

Members of WSU-CASE marching to the French Admin Building during a direct action on Dec. 8.

WSU-CASE aims to negotiate contract by Dec. 15

GRACE HARVEY, Evergreen reporter December 13, 2023

Following direct action taken on Dec. 6 by WSU academic student employees, WSU-CASE and WSU’s administrative bargaining team have moved forward with efforts to ratify a fair contract by Dec. 15. WSU-CASE's...

The Kappa Delta house has had no members of the sorority living there since 2022.

Kappa Delta house renovations, including ADA accessibility, beginning January

GRACE HARVEY, Evergreen reporter December 12, 2023

WSU’s Kappa Delta sorority house will be undergoing renovations starting in January 2024 and going through June or July. Kappa Delta’s house was originally built in 1935 according to chapter members,...

City Councilor Nathan Weller said mental health care is his number one priority going into the 2024 legislative session.

Pullman City Council outlines legislative agenda

COLLIN BANNISTER, Evergreen reporter December 11, 2023

At the Oct. 24 Pullman City Council meeting, the legislative agenda of the city was released and it includes some items that will impact students. The 2024 Legislative Priorities outline a full list...

Calysta Bauer said the short-term goals for this chapter of ANAMS are based around helping health professionals develop a community.

New organization seeks to uplift Native American students in medicine

AIMEE SULIT, Evergreen reporter December 9, 2023

A chapter of the Association of Native American Medical Students was officially established at WSU Spokane last November. Efforts to establish the ANAMS WSU chapter began in 2021 with Dr. Naomi Bender,...

Members of the direct action gathering outside the budget directors office in the French Admin Building

WSU-CASE holds work-in focused on earning livable wages

JOSIAH PIKE, Evergreen news co-editor December 9, 2023

The Coalition of Academic Student Employees held a “work-in” inside the French Admin building from 9:45 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Friday. Members of WSU-CASE gathered at GESA stadium Gate E in preparation...

The Chinook has not raised fees since 2017 and proposes to raise the fee from $98 to $103

ASWSU Vice President acknowledges mishandling Chinook fee increase approval process

SICALY SORRELL, Evergreen reporter December 8, 2023

ASWSU Vice President Maccabee Werndorf said the Senate did not follow the proper process when they approved a 5% mandatory fee increase for the Chinook during their previous meeting. The UREC advisory...

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