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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

Executive Vice President of GPSA, Amir Gilmore holds a vote to pass the latest agenda at the GPSA meeting, Monday evening.

GPSA hopes for a louder voice on campus

Yasmeen Wafai, Evergreen assistant editor January 9, 2018

Expanding the graduate student organization, improving campus climate and holding a successful research expo are among the GPSA’s plans for the upcoming semester, President Shane Reynolds announced at...

Nuthouse Improv Comedy students perform at a show in 2016.

Two student-made plays draw Kennedy Center recognition

ANGELICA RELENTE, Evergreen editor-in-chief January 8, 2018

A WSU student and an alumnus have been chosen as regional semi-finalists for The Kennedy Center’s National Playwriting Program. Both plays were first produced by the STAGE student theater group, whose...

Ferdinand’s runs out of cheese sooner than expected

DEENA MIGLIAZZO, Evergreen reporter January 8, 2018

Ferdinand’s famous Cougar Gold, Sweet Basil and Natural Cheddar cheeses once again sold out during the holiday season. It is normal for the Cougar Gold Cheese to sell out around December, WSU Creamery...

Sojourners Alliance director Steve Bonnar says residents displaced by the fire are currently staying in a motel. The residents left with only what they could carry.

Homeless shelter tries to move past arson

DAN DOUCET, Evergreen opinion editor January 7, 2018

Three weeks after an arson destroyed much of the men’s unit of the Sojourner’s Alliance homeless shelter, the organization is slowly rebuilding its ability to provide services found nowhere else on...

Phone scams hit Pullman, police say

IAN SMAY, Evergreen reporter December 27, 2017

Fraudulent callers have demanded money from multiple Pullman residents in the last week, according to police reports. The callers, posing as Department of Education representatives, threatened to arrest...

Jessie Brown, the student who posted the screen shot of the Theta Xi members post, said she didnt know who captured the original image.

Students condemn sexist fraternity post

REBECCA WHITE, Evergreen assistant news editor December 21, 2017

Students took to Twitter to condemn the actions of unknown members of the Omega chapter of the WSU fraternity Theta Xi, who’s screen-grabbed post “Hella Hoes date dash aka the buffet date dash” made...

 Sojourners Alliance director Steve Bonnar says residents displaced by the fire that broke out early Monday morning are currently staying in a hotel.  The residents left with only what they could carry, and have not been able to return to collect more of their belongings.

Police charge resident in Soujourner’s Alliance arson

DANIEL DOUCET, Evergreen reporter December 18, 2017

Moscow police officers and fire department volunteers responded early Monday morning to a fire at a homeless shelter. Fire investigators are currently looking into the incident and suspect arson. Flames...

Pay cut petition delivered to Schulz

FORREST HOLT, Evergreen news editor December 14, 2017

More than 1,000 people have signed a petition asking WSU’s administrators with six figure salaries to take a pay cut in response to its spending reduction plan intended to curb the university’s $30...

Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity closed by headquarters

REBECCA WHITE, Evergreen assistant news editor December 11, 2017

WSU fraternity Alpha Kappa Lambda was shut down by its national chapter Monday after they were investigated for several risk management violations. In a news release, CEO of the organization, Jeremy...

Senior fine arts major Victoria De Leon works on her final project for Advanced Painting, titled “Tell me what we are,” a conceptual piece that discusses college culture and one night stands.

Artist sculpts future with past

GABRIELLA RAMOS, Evergreen mint editor December 11, 2017

Senior fine arts major Victoria De Leon meanders through campus from Stevens Hall to Southside Café. She builds her own soup in the dining hall and proceeds to a table in the back near the windows. From...

WSU Provost Dan Bernardo and WSU President Kirk Schulz speak at a “Drive to 25” Town Hall on Sept. 5. 
The administration has asked colleges across campus to reduce spending by 2.5 percent for the year.

A semester in review: eight memorable stories

JENNIFER FORSMANN and IAN SMAY December 11, 2017

Performing Arts, spending cut to eliminate deficit After WSU overspent its budget by roughly $30 million for several years, WSU President Kirk Schulz proposed a plan to eliminate the university’s deficit...

Police warn to lock belongings

IAN SMAY, Evergreen reporter December 11, 2017

Coming off a high number of car prowls in the late summer and early fall, Pullman Police Cmdr. Chris Tennant warned people to secure their valuables, before leaving for break. Tennant said most thefts...

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