A WSU employee who grew up in Pullman will retire after working at the university for over 34 years. Deborah Hill, Facilities Service’s plant communications coordinator, will officially retire at...

The Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport will close on Sept. 8 and resume commercial flights on Oct. 11 to revamp the old runway in order to meet Federal Aviation Administration standards. The distance between...

WSU Transportation Services implemented license plate recognition technology to replace traditional toll booths for the Terrell Library and Smith Center parking garages. Chris Boyan, associate director...

A mannequin’s head with a blond wig sits on a shelf in the Gender Identity/Expression and Sexual Orientation Resource Center. Clothing racks hanging everything from plaid shirts to a bronze sequined...

A proposed moratorium on the construction of new buildings in downtown Pullman failed during a city council meeting Tuesday. City Councilmember Al Sorensen said he motioned to vote on a moratorium at...

In an effort to reintroduce the Northern Leopard frog in Washington state, WSU researchers have been raising frogs to release them into the wild. Tadpoles were reared at WSU in artificial ponds that...

The WSU Police Department is no longer providing firearms storage to students. The change is due to a new gun law in the state that took effect in July. Initiative 1639 was adopted by Washington voters...

The Pullman School District has upgraded security measures at three of its elementary schools to ensure staff always knows who’s coming into their buildings. The security changes were implemented...

WSU will host an informational workshop for undocumented students explaining resources available on campus for them during WSU’s Week of Welcome. The workshop will be held 2-3 p.m. Friday at the Women*s...

The new owners of Cougar Country, a favorite local drive-in, said they hope to have the Pullman staple open by Aug. 31 — the first Cougar Football Saturday of the year. Mike Wagoner finalized the...

Cougar Country Drive In has been purchased by Pullman locals and will reopen under new ownership. According to a press release, Mike and Terry Wagoner, owners of Zoe Coffee and Kitchen, recently purchased...

Editor’s note: The Daily Evergreen left out names of professors and students to protect the women who filed complaints. Some WSU professors who students accused of sexually harassing them are still...