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WSU student Ismail Karabas talks about his research on service perception, which won him an award for best student paper.

Student wins award for paper on customer service research

TYLER WATSON | Evergreen reporter • April 13, 2017

A WSU doctoral student recently won the Best Student Paper Award for a paper that takes a new approach to assessing how customers feel about restaurant service failures.Ismail Karabas, a Ph.D. candidate...

Natural remedy store opens

CARMEN JARAMILLO | Evergreen reporter • April 13, 2017

A new essential oils and herbs shop opened last week in downtown Pullman and saw great success in business over Mom’s Weekend.SAM’s Apothecary is stocked almost entirely with local products from farms...

Shane Emerson runs a license plate while on patrol on College Hill in Oct. 2013.

ASWSU honors Greek Row officer as he nears end of term

TYLER WATSON | Evergreen reporter • April 13, 2017

ASWSU senators passed a resolution to honor a police officer who has served the Pullman and WSU communities for the past several years at their meeting on Wednesday.Resolution 46-31 was created to commemorate...

Anti-abortion display leads to dispute

ROSEMARIE BLUME | Evergreen reporter • April 12, 2017

Anti-abortion demonstrators from Students for Life at WSU set up a “Cemetery of the Innocent” display, which included 300 crosses, on the lawn between Holland Library and Bryan Hall on Wednesday.One...

Max Schafer, center, brought his sign to protest the U.S. involvement in Syria.  The protest took place on the Todd Hall steps on Tuesday afternoon.

Students protest missile strike

CARMEN JARAMILLO | Evergreen reporter • April 12, 2017

A group of students from various WSU political organizations gathered on the Glenn Terrell Friendship Mall on Tuesday to protest the U.S. government’s recent military action in Syria.The College Republicans...

Mayor Glenn Johnson, center, with City Supervisor Adam Lincoln, left, and council member Fritz Hughes at the council meeting on Tuesday.

City Council considers problems with parking, traffic

From staff reports • April 12, 2017

The Pullman City Council laid out its new goals for the year, mostly related to issues with parking and traffic, at its meeting Tuesday night.The council addressed confusion among community members about...

Mayor Glenn Johnson

Pullman mayor to give State of the City address

From staff reports • April 11, 2017

Pullman Mayor Glenn Johnson will give his annual State of the City address at noon today.Johnson said the event will be held at the Gladish Community Center and will last about 30 minutes.{{tncms-asset...

Pullman Mayor Glenn Johnson addresses the state of the city this afternoon at the Gladish Community Center.

Pullman mayor addresses state of the city

SARAH OLSEN | Evergreen news editor • April 11, 2017

During the annual State of the City address on Tuesday, Pullman Mayor Glenn Johnson addressed the city’s snow budget, which more than doubled from last year with this winter’s heavy snowfall, and the...

GIESORC to hold Lavender Graduation celebration

From staff reports • April 11, 2017

The WSU Gender Identity/Expression and Sexual Orientation Resource Center (GIESORC) will host its annual Lavender Graduation Celebration on Friday.The celebration, held at the Banyans on the Ridge pavilion,...

Committee extends meeting due to heavy inflow of bills

CODY COTTIER, Evergreen reporter • April 11, 2017

The ASWSU Senate Internal Affairs Committee is holding an extended meeting on Friday to accommodate the year’s final legislation. The committee will begin its meeting an hour early at 9 a.m. in...

The inhabitants of the WSU bear center are out of hibernation and enjoying exercise yard amenities in early April.

Review of bear center prompts renovations

KAIA JOHNSON | Evergreen reporter • April 11, 2017

An internal review of WSU’s grizzly bear program showed a need for increased staffing and improved facilities.After 15 bears died over a period of six years, Stop Animal Exploitation Now (SAEN), an animal...

Custodial Director Tom Parrish, who a colleague referred to as “very ambitious, kind of scary ambitious.”

WSU custodial director to retire after 33 years

TYLER WATSON | Evergreen reporter • April 11, 2017

After 33 years of working for WSU, 17 of which were spent supervising more than 100 employees, the current WSU custodial director will retire next month.In what he called the highlight of his career, Tom...

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