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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

Cougar gear counterfeiter pleads guilty to misdemeanor

From staff reports May 1, 2017

The man who sold counterfeit WSU and Seahawks gear pleaded guilty to misdemeanor counterfeiting and was fined $1,000 in Whitman County Superior Court on Friday.Jeffrey Wigen, 35, had faced a class C felony...

STEM students receive prestigious scholarships

JESSICA ZHOU, Evergreen assistant news editor May 1, 2017

Three WSU juniors, Regents scholars in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), have won nationally competitive $7,500 Barry M. Goldwater Scholarships for 2017-18. The students make up...

School district chooses new Kamiak Elementary School principal

From staff reports April 28, 2017

The Pullman School District Board of Directors approved the appointment of the current Moscow Middle School assistant principal, a WSU graduate, as the first principal of Kamiak Elementary at its meeting...

WSU team creates negative mass fluid

A team of WSU researchers has developed a fluid with negative mass for the first time without any additional defects or issues.Michael Forbes, WSU assistant professor of physics and astronomy, said while...

Grey wolves were killed in August of 2016 at Profanity Peak, which professor Robert Wielgus said could have been avoided. WSU disavowed his comments on the killing.

Researcher files complaint against WSU

WSU’s leading wolf expert Robert Wielgus filed a complaint today detailing harassment and threats from WSU administrators following his public statements about wolf killings in the fall.Wielgus is a...

Demonstrators at the March for Science cheered hey hey, ho ho, alternative facts have got to go on Saturday while marching from downtown Pullman to Reaney Park.

Marchers celebrate science

Hundreds of people gathered on Earth Day at Pine Street Plaza, the corner of Pine Street and Main Street in downtown Pullman, to march in celebration of science.Hannah Liss, outreach and natural resource...

Architecture students design portable homeless shelters

A WSU architecture studio of third-year students will put their projects to the test in a homeless shelter design competition in Spokane this week.The 2017 American Institute of Architects (AIA) Spokane...

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Researchers help create new battery

A team of WSU researchers received a $500,000 grant to design new sodium batteries that would store and regulate renewable energy.The team, headed by Scott Beckman and Soumik Banerjee, is part of a larger...

Student joins Pullman police

DAN DOUCET, Evergreen opinion editor April 21, 2017

The Pullman Police Department’s most recent hire, one of just three women on a force of more than 20 officers, graduated from the police academy in March and is now several weeks into field training. Teayana...

Students to receive $40 credit for Chinook fee

From staff reports April 21, 2017

Because the Chinook Student Center did not open on schedule, WSU has decided to give a $40 credit to every student who paid the $98 mandatory membership fee.The credit will be posted into students’ myWSU...

Students political groups hold tri-party debate

The leaders of three student political clubs, hosted by the Young Americans for Liberty, debated border security and multi-party systems on Thursday in the CUB Auditorium.Young Democrats Vice President...

Lockdown test today will only lock doors from inside

From staff reports April 20, 2017

WSU will test its lockdown system today at 11:45 a.m., but no one will be locked inside campus buildings, an emergency management official said.This is the first time that the lockdown system, which involves...

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