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The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

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...

Daily Evergreen to launch public records project

December 11, 2017

The Daily Evergreen created a page on its website to store public records, useful government links and videos posted on Facebook. The page, titled “transparency,” houses all records obtained by...

WSU Foundation included in Paradise Papers leaks

JESSICA ZHOU, Evergreen assistant news editor December 11, 2017

WSU was one of more than 100 educational institutions listed in the client database of offshore law firm Appleby in the Paradise Papers leaks early last month. In international news, these documents have...

Chijioke Emeka speaks at a meeting with administration.

Sit-in demands stalled, student leader says

KATIE SHADLER, Evergreen reporter December 11, 2017

Despite feeling hopeful after meeting with administration several times to address demands made at the sit in earlier this fall, WSU Black Student Union President and sit-in organizer Chijioke Emeka said...

Cougar Safe Rides to run limited schedule next semester

JENNIFER FORSMANN, Evergreen reporter December 11, 2017

The Women’s Resource Center recently held its first trials of a new service to replace Women’s Transit, and will continue the program next semester. After Women’s Transit ceased operations last...

Performing Arts instructor Mary Trotter, right, goes over how Ryan Dean, left, and Erin Rackliff can improve their scene in her class on Nov. 14 in Wadleigh Theatre.

Petition to re-instate Performing Arts circulates

YASMEEN WAFAI, Evergreen assistant editor December 11, 2017

Supporters of Performing Arts circulated a petition on social media to preserve the program. “It is impossible to provide a well-rounded education without a theatre program,” the creator of the...

The chemistry department designed a plan for online labs. The plan includes watching a video of the lab and using data provided by instructors.

Research is for students, too

JORDAN KERCHEVAL, Evergreen reporter December 8, 2017

When Sarah Borgnes realized WSU did not have a pre-physician assistant club, she took matters into her own hands to build the resource she wished she had. Then, she was a freshman. Now a research assistant...

Mike Leach to Kirk Schulz show salaries paid to WSU employees in 2016 from the Washington Office of Financial Management. Instructor to professor show national average salaries for university employees in 2017.

Demand for admin pay cuts grows

FORREST HOLT, Evergreen news editor December 8, 2017

Fliers telling the administration to “Go do your god damn jobs” appeared on campus during the first weekend of December. “This deficit crisis, and your handling of it, are unacceptable,” the...

Former orientation counselor, Pi Beta Phi member and ASWSU senator struggled to find a balance between academic and extracurricular activities.

Seniors look beyond commencement

YASMEEN WAFAI, BAILEY CAMPBELL, and DEENA MIGLIAZZO December 8, 2017

Bellevue native prepares for future in finance ASWSU senator, Pi Beta Phi sorority member and orientation counselor are just a few of the titles senior Courtney Crouch has held in her time at WSU. “It’s...

ASWSU approves technology, S&A fee resolutions

LINH NGUYEN, Evergreen reporter December 7, 2017

With many new careers and industries focused around digital content creation, ASWSU approved a resolution to advocate more professional programs within the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication during...

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