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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

Profiles of the 2017 ASWSU presidential tickets

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Construction on the Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center is expected to be complete by July and open in the fall.

‘An area of inclusion’

HALEY DONWERTH | Evergreen reporter February 27, 2017

The Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center is set to open on the first day of fall semester, after more than two years and $16 million of design and construction.The Cultural Center was a vision of late WSU President...

New Pullman fire deputy chief starts today

From staff reports February 27, 2017

The new Pullman deputy fire chief begins his position today.Ray Lamoureux is replacing Gabriel Benmoussa, who left for a position in Salem, Oregon’s fire department last fall.With the new position, Lamoureux...

Barber charged with assault from July house party, among other students

From staff reports February 24, 2017

The Whitman County prosecutor charged WSU defensive lineman Robert Barber with second-degree assault Thursday and another football player's charges from the same incident on July 23 were dropped.  Whitman...

College of Medicine accredited

From staff reports February 24, 2017

An accreditation agency has confirmed the Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine’s accreditation, fulfilling the last requirement before the college can enroll its charter class next semester.The Northwest...

Potential amendment could lower cost of Student Transparency Act

From staff reports February 24, 2017

State senators discussed an amendment that would lower the cost of implementing the Student Transparency Act at the Washington Senate Ways and Means Committee hearing.The act would require higher education...

VP of marketing and communications settles in at the end of semester

From staff reports February 24, 2017

WSU has hired the University of Illinois at Chicago’s senior executive director of marketing and brand management as its new vice president for marketing and communication.Phil Weiler will take over...

Faculty members at the Faculty Senate meeting on Thursday.

Higher SAT average improves WSU rankings

From staff reports February 24, 2017

Provost Dan Bernardo said at the Faculty Senate meeting on Thursday that the current average SAT score of newly admitted students bumped WSU up 150 spots in the World News college rankings.This comes after...

Senior soccer forward arrested for DUI

From staff reports February 24, 2017

WSU senior soccer forward Kaitlyn Johnson was arrested for DUI on Friday at about 11:30 p.m.The 21-year-old woman was pulled over for a traffic violation and blew at a .21 Blood-Alcohol Content level....

St. James Episcopal Church will be using the funds to try to fight food insecurity

God above politics

CAITLIN GROVER | Evergreen reporter February 24, 2017

Some Palouse church officials are not on board with President Donald Trump’s vow to repeal the amendment that prohibits churches from politically endorsing without the risk of losing their tax-exempt...

Internal committee recommends impeachment for ISC president, freezes organization

From staff reports February 23, 2017

The ASWSU Internal Committee recommended impeachment for International Student Council (ISC) President Kevin Lindquist at the Senate meeting yesterday and froze the organization's charter at their committee...

Senior football player arrested for obstruction

From staff reports February 23, 2017

WSU football senior cornerback Treshon Broughton was arrested for obstructing police on Friday at about 2 a.m. at Bob's Corner Market.Pullman Police Sgt. Jake Opgenorth said Broughton tried to use a counterfeit...

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