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Austin Loomis, director of Policy and Procedure of the Interfraternity Council, explains the process of Fiji’s hearing Tuesday afternoon in the CUB. “It’s [one of the] longest hearings that I’ve had,” he said.

Phi Gamma Delta off two-week supervised probation

ANGELICA RELENTE, Evergreen editor-in-chief • October 24, 2018

Phi Gamma Delta, also known as Fiji, recently ended its two-week supervised probation that was called for days after a culturally offensive video surfaced on social media. The fraternity published a...

Lauren McCluskey, a former Pullman High School student and track athlete, was murdered by 37-year-old Melvin Rowland, who she was formerly in a relationship with.

Former Pullman High School athlete murdered in Salt Lake City

RACHEL SUN, Evergreen Roots editor • October 23, 2018

Lauren McCluskey, a former Pullman High School track star and student-athlete at University of Utah, was found shot dead Monday night in a car near Utah campus residence halls. Authorities later found...

Guest speaker Joan King, newly-retired associate vice president and chief university budget officer, speaks to GPSA regarding WSU’s operating and capital budgets Monday evening inside the CUB.

GPSA discusses university budget, stipends

CHERYL AARNIO, Evergreen reporter • October 23, 2018

Students discussed the university budget, new stipend proposals and possible changes to graduate students’ access at the Chinook Student Center and University Recreation Center at a Monday night meeting...

Pullman Transit may add electric buses with help of grants

Pullman Transit may add electric buses with help of grants

MADYSEN MCLAIN, Evergreen roots editor • October 23, 2018

Pullman Transit is applying for two grants that could bring three fully-electric buses to the area by 2021. One federally-funded grant would allow for the purchase of two electric buses, with each bus...

“We’re trying to ... make an emphasis on reducing contamination and [increasing] clean recycling,” Rick Finch, WSU waste management manager, said as he shows compacted cardboard bales in the WSU Surplus Stores.

WSU recycling changes labels to improve clarity

ANGELICA RELENTE, Evergreen editor-in-chief • October 23, 2018

Bins with green commingled labels will soon switch to blue recycling labels in an effort to increase “clean” or uncontaminated recycling throughout campus. Rick Finch, manager of WSU Facilities...

Cougar fans pile in and wait for ESPNs College GameDay to start Saturday by Martin Stadium. Pullman and WSU police reported more alcohol-related incidents than usual, but nothing overly extreme.

Service calls increased for Pullman on game day

IAN SMAY, Evergreen reporter • October 23, 2018

The Pullman Police Department responded to about 180 calls between Friday and Sunday morning, including multiple furniture fires in celebration after Cougar football beat University of Oregon on Saturday...

Paradise Creek Brewery in Pullman was a major contributor to the 2 Weeks of Pullman event, and contributed $400 of the $2,000 from nine area businesses.

Businesses raise over $2,000 for Cougar Health Fund

JAYCE CARRAL, Evergreen reporter • October 23, 2018
'Two Weeks of Pullman' allowed businesses to donate a percentage of sales to support mental health, prevent sexual assault
ASWSU President Quinton Berkompas said the student fee will not increase because of financial uncertainty due to COVID-19.

Student groups register about 2,000 to vote in local elections

CHERYL AARNIO, Evergreen reporter • October 22, 2018

WSU student organizations registered more people on campus to vote since the beginning of the fall semester than any previous year. ASWSU worked with student organizations it thought would be willing...

Several couch fires reported after football game victory

RACHEL SUN, Evergreen Roots editor • October 22, 2018

After a bustling football weekend at WSU, Pullman Police Department experienced an uptick in game-related crimes including multiple couch burnings, fireworks, noise complaints, alcohol-related infractions...

Mike Wagoner, owner of Zoe Coffee and Kitchen, shows a visual representation of the amount of credit card receipts they accumulated on a spike stick this weekend with ESPN’s College GameDay in town.

Local business owners discuss GameDay crowds

ANGELICA RELENTE, Evergreen editor-in-chief • October 22, 2018

While many students were out late in celebration of ESPN’s College GameDay coming to campus over the weekend, downtown business owners braced themselves for one of Pullman’s biggest football weekends...

Orange Bowl Committee member Andrew Hertz, left, WSU Athletic Director Pat Chun, center left, committee member Salomon Sredni, obscured, and WSU President Kirk Schulz, right, pose together for a picture during ESPNs College GameDay on Saturday morning.

Orange Bowl Committee visits Pullman for first time

RYAN MOSHER, Evergreen reporter • October 20, 2018

Representatives from the Capital One Orange Bowl were backstage at Saturday morning’s ESPN College GameDay broadcast. Andrew P. Hertz, committee member and past president, along with member Salomon Sredni...

Goulet, Dye compete for representative seat

MADYSEN MCLAIN, Evergreen roots editor • October 19, 2018

In the November election, Mary Dye, Washington House of Representatives Republican incumbent, will face Democratic challenger Jennifer Goulet for Position 1 of the 9th District at the state capital. The...

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