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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

Undergrad students to present SURCA research projects today in CUB

From staff reports March 27, 2017

The Showcase for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities (SURCA) will take place today, beginning with two rounds of judging before a public viewing and awards ceremony in the afternoon.College...

WSU chooses students for new graduate research program

March 27, 2017

The first group of students has been chosen for the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and WSU (PNNL-WSU) Distinguished Graduate Research Program, according to a WSU News release.This program is open...

The Snake River fire burned more than 11,000 acres in both Whitman and Garfield Counties between Aug. 2 and Aug. 8.

Three students charged with misdemeanor for fire

From staff reports March 24, 2017

The Garfield County Prosecutor’s office charged three WSU students, who admitted to causing the Snake River fire that burned more than 11,000 acres in August, with misdemeanors on Monday.Students Blake...

State AG holds firm against travel ban

The state attorney general spoke at WSU yesterday about his legal action against President Donald Trump’s administration, saying revisions to the ban that halted travel from seven predominantly Muslim...

Two higher education bills already passed by the Senate sit in House committee

From staff reports March 24, 2017

Senate bill could require  financial literacy seminarsThe Washington House Higher Education Committee held a public hearing on Tuesday for a bill which would require higher education institutions to provide...

Hospitality school director named new faculty athletics representative

From staff reports March 23, 2017

The director of the School of Hospitality and Business Management signed on the dotted line on Tuesday to become the newest faculty athletics representative since 1999.Nancy Swanger has worked as a professor...

Free feminine hygiene products to start in April

Starting in April, ASWSU along with the CUB, the Student Recreation Center and the Chinook Student Center, will be offering free feminine hygiene products.Sen. Devon Holze wrote resolution 46-27, which...

Regents to vote on Murrow degree split

The WSU Board of Regents, which is meeting today in committees and tomorrow as a whole, will vote on the official split of the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication into three departments.The college...

Mayor tells students how to run for office

DAN DOUCET, Evergreen opinion editor March 23, 2017

With three Pullman City Council positions available in the November election, the Pullman mayor and a city council member sat down with students to discuss how they can run for public office. Mayor...

Political organizations debate over Trump’s America

Members of the WSU Young Democrats and College Republicans debated about the future in Trump’s America in the CUB Auditorium yesterday, moderated by ASWSU Sen. Kevin Schilling.In response to whether...

Cable 8 President Jake Sirianni shows how he made his rendition of the Alphabet Aerobics while rapping in front of the green screen which it was recorded on while in the Cable 8 Studio A on Wednesday.

WSU student’s Tonight Show video earns him internship

Jimmy Fallon informed a WSU communication student he got a summer internship at "The Tonight Show" during tonight's episode.Sirianni, a junior communication major specializing in broadcast journalism,...

A digital rendering of the proposed mixed-use development project, which the regents will review again at their meeting Thursday.

Regents to review historic land sale

{{tncms-asset app="editorial" id="33c2762a-0ec7-11e7-a7f9-632ebcfc95c9"}}The WSU Board of Regents will review a contract negotiation update regarding the possible development of 20 acres of WSU-owned land,...

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