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 voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

Upon its completion, some on campus disliked the heart because they did not understand what it was supposed to mean.

“Technicolor Heart” on campus for 20 years

ANNA HARO, Evergreen reporter April 3, 2024

Installed in 2004, the blue heart sculpture, better known as the Technicolor Heart, which can be seen from Stadium Way, was once a controversial art piece. Ryan Hardesty, Jordan Schnitzer Museum of...

The Visiting Authors series has included guests such as Bojan Louis and Sarah Hennessey. Photo courtesy of Cameron McGill

Visiting Authors Series hosting Poetry Workshop

JASMINE LIN, Evergreen reporter April 3, 2024

WSU's Visiting Authors series will be holding a Creative Writing Poetry Workshop on April 3. Scholarly assistant professor Cameron McGill said he oversees the Visiting Authors Series and students interested...

Leslie Muñoz hopes to make this store a common place for people. Photo courtesy of Leslie Muñoz

WSU student working to create a Latino grocery store in Pullman

AIMEE SULIT, Evergreen reporter April 3, 2024

Senior psychology major Leslie Muñoz is currently working on creating a Latino grocery store in Pullman. As part of her efforts, Muñoz released a survey last February to see what potential customers...

Washington state’s Capitol Building in Olympia as seen on Nov. 22, 2012. State-wide voter turnout fell far below projected numbers with just over 33 percent of registered voters casting ballots.

Hoops Tax Forum returning Monday

JOSIAH PIKE, Evergreen news co-editor April 1, 2024

The Carson of College of Business will be holding the annual Hoops Tax Forum from 5:30–6:30 p.m. April 1 in Spark G45. Jeff Gramlich, Hoops Tax Institute director, said the purpose of the forum is...

Michael Baumgartner, the current Spokane County Treasurer, running for Congress. Courtesy of Micheal Baumgartner

WSU alum running for Congress

Sheridan Robbins, Evergreen reporter April 1, 2024

A WSU alum is running for Congress for the Republican Party.  Michael Baumgartner, the current Spokane County Treasurer was born and raised in Pullman, Washington. Baumgartner attended WSU and is a...

Students from the School of Design and Construction — located in Carpenter Hall, pictured here — are building a house in Uniontown, Washington from recycled materials.

School of Design and Construction teaches over 300 students

SHERIDAN ROBBINS, Evergreen reporter April 1, 2024

WSU’s School of Design and Construction specializes in four main programs including architecture, construction management, interior design and landscape architecture. Jess Cross, School of Design...

Jonah Oh, junior criminal justice major, discussing the Green Day mental health festival with the ASWSU senators

ASWSU to host first ever mental health festival

MUSFIRAH KHAN, Evergreen reporter March 29, 2024

The ASWSU department of community affairs will be hosting its first ever Green Day mental health festival in April. Jonah Oh, junior criminal justice major said he came up with the idea of Green Day...

Pullman resident arrested for murder

Pullman resident arrested for murder

GABRIELLE BOWMAN, Evergreen news co-editor March 27, 2024

A Pullman resident was arrested Tuesday night for 2nd-degree murder. Officers responded to a welfare check on a Pullman woman and when they arrived discovered she had sustained serious injuries as a...

Plans for stripping on Olsen Street courtesy of the Downtown Pullman Newsletter

April 1: The start of the Downtown Pullman Project

GABRIELLE BOWMAN, Evergreen news co-editor March 27, 2024

North East Olsen Street is set to close on April 1 in conjunction with the Downtown Pullman Project.  The street will be shut down for a single day to re-stripe diagonal parking.  According to...

WSU Police respond to threat at Global Scholars Hall on March 27.

WSU Police confirms Global Scholars resident had knife

ALEXANDRIA OSBORNE, Editor-in-chief March 27, 2024

At 11:22 a.m. Wednesday, a report was called at Global Scholars Hall about a man with a knife.  When WSU Police responded, they fired a shot at the 20-year-old resident and WSU student, John Bazan,...

Details of the planned transit route to and from Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport

Pullman City Council hears airport transit system

JOSIAH PIKE, Evergreen news co-editor March 27, 2024

The Pullman City Council reviewed a potential transit system to Pullman Moscow Regional Airport at their meeting on Tuesday. Transit manager Wayne Thompson said he believes they are ready to move forward...

Some students appreciate the kiosk being installed, although some believe it may lead to rise in unsafe sex

Student opinions on Wellness Kiosk

ANNA HARO, Evergreen reporter March 27, 2024

The new vending machine containing condoms, personal hygiene products and healthy snacks has been installed in the CUB, getting mixed opinions from students.  ASWSU’s new wellness kiosk was installed...

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