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Coug Spotlight

Lijewski, Lance

September 13, 2013

Filed under News

Seiji Furukawa shares his talent at Coug Spotlight on Thursday at the CUB.

Online MBA program adds certificates

Madison Callan, Evergreen reporter

September 12, 2013

Filed under WSU Pullman campus

WSU's Online MBA Program recently added three new certificates to enhance their already top-rated program.Cheryl Oliver, the assistant dean of online and graduate programs for WSU's College of Business, said this addition to the program is beneficial to the online learner."Students can get a concentrati...

Parking options for Cougar football fans on game day

By Arianna Kemis

September 12, 2013

Filed under Pullman Community

With the 2013 football season underway, Cougar fans are ready to experience everything game day has to offer – even parking.The Cougar Athletic Fund and Transportation Services are teaming up to make this year’s season enjoyable, starting with stress-free parking.Director of Transportation Servi...

AE TAILGATE Gameday parking

Brittany Amerson, Evergreen reporter

September 12, 2013

Filed under News

With the 2013 football season underway, Cougar fans are ready for a full game-day experience starting with parking.The Cougar Athletic Fund and Transportation Services are teaming up to make this year’s season enjoyable starting with stress-free parking.Director of Transportation Services Bridgette...

WSU professor recognized as ‘Top Idea Innovator’

Teresa Lane, Evergreen reporter

September 12, 2013

Filed under WSU Pullman campus

Sports Business Journal recognized a WSU professor in the school of mechanical and materials engineering as one of the 15 “Top Idea Innovators” in America last month.“My team and I are thankful to the various people who have supported us and believed in us as we worked tirelessly to bring a conce...

Online psychology degree ranks third in nation

Devin Trubey

September 12, 2013

Filed under WSU Pullman campus

With its recent ranking as third in the nation, WSU's online psychology department works toward partnering with the university's Global Campus as they make headway in the online academic field, according to thebestschools.org.“What sets Washington State University Online Campus apart as a whole is bridging the gap between the ...

Veterans ‘not feeling the love’

Zack Briggs, Evergreen ASWSU reporter

September 12, 2013

Filed under WSU Pullman campus

Easing the transition from military life to the college environment for student veterans highlighted yesterday’s ASWSU Senate agenda.Numerous veterans attested to the difficulties they have encountered while acclimating to the WSU campus and suggested changes to make Alive! orientation sessions mo...

Wash. DUI emphasis reaches Pullman

Nicole Seven, Evergreen reporter

September 11, 2013

Filed under Pullman Community

To tackle the problem of drinking and driving, three local police forces came together with the Washington State Traffic Safety Commission (WSTSC) to create a DUI emphasis campaign. The Whitman County Sheriff’s Office, Pullman Police Department, and WSU Police Department were part of a greate...

Shifting to an ‘Arab Winter’

Maxwell Reister, Evergreen reporter

September 11, 2013

Filed under WSU Pullman campus

The turmoil in Egypt and the Arab world will get worse before it gets better, Lawrence Pintak, founding dean of the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication, said yesterday.“The Arab world is shifting from a brief Arab spring to a deep Arab winter,” Pintak said during the Foley Institute’s Co...

Fraternity member found unconscious after fall

From Staff Reports

September 11, 2013

Filed under WSU Pullman campus

A fraternity member was knocked unconscious Monday night, presumably after a falling down a flight of stairs.Delta Chi member Anthony J. Pentecost, 21, was found lying unconscious on the floor of his fraternity house, Pullman police Cmdr. Chris Tennant said.“I asked a bunch of guys in the house and they ...

Marijuana retailers could arrive in Pullman

By Zack Briggs, Evergreen reporter

September 11, 2013

Filed under Pullman Community

The Pullman City Council discussed the possibility of marijuana retailers opening up shops during their meeting Tuesday night.City Attorney Laura McAloon said Pullman residents can expect to see up to three marijuana retailers beginning mid-June of 2014.On Sept. 4, the Washington State Liquor Control B...

Center advisers foster success

by Alex Madison

September 10, 2013

Filed under WSU Pullman campus

To sophomore journalism major Tosha Chavez, her academic advisor at the Center for Advising and Career Development office is like her fairy godmother.Chavez said she goes to the CACD every week to do homework and receive tutoring.“Even if they don’t have the resources you need, they will tell you whe...