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Representatives of student political organizations debate Wednesday

Sarah Olsen | Evergreen assistant news editor • October 11, 2016

Representatives from both WSU Young Democrats and College Republicans will debate about economics at 5 p.m. on Wednesday in the CUB’s Butch’s Den.College Republicans President James Allsup and Vice...

Furniture set on fire on College Hill after Cougars win Saturday

From staff reports • October 11, 2016

For the second week in a row, someone set arson fires to furniture Saturday night in addition to a dorm fire early Monday morning.Pullman Police Operations Cmdr. Chris Tennant said someone set fire to...

The sign posted outside of the CUB’s first floor east end women’s restrooms reads, “All Gender Restrooms” and that the new status of these bathrooms is temporary and will end Friday, but will become permanent soon. The CUB and Chinook Student Center will be the first facilities to have multi-stall gender inclusive restrooms.

Bathroom

Jemma Gonzalez | The Daily Evergreen • October 10, 2016

The sign posted outside of the CUB’s first floor east end women’s restrooms reads, “All Gender Restrooms” and that the new status of these bathrooms is temporary and will end Friday, but will become...

Logan Tago, No. 45, playing during the home game against Eastern Washington University on Sept. 3.

Football player charged with felony robbery

From staff reports • October 10, 2016

The Whitman County Prosecutor filed criminal charges Monday against the football player police arrested in September for allegedly robbing and assaulting a man on College Hill in June.Prosecutor Denis...

College of Medicine adds four deans

October 10, 2016

With the Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine’s accreditation team set to vote this month on whether to grant accreditation, the college has hired four new deans, according to a WSU News release.Founding...

Residents cite dental care as number one need on Palouse

KATIE SHADLER | Evergreen reporter • October 10, 2016

Sixty-five percent of Whitman County residents cited dental care as their number one need and dental disease as the number four medical condition in a 2015 Whitman County survey.“Dental insurance is...

Police investigating social media threats against local entities

October 7, 2016

The Pullman Police Department is investigating social media threats against various Pullman individuals and entities, including the Community Action Center and the Gladish Community & Cultural Center...

“Anybody coming to campus is still required to attest that they havent been experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, and people still have to wear masks.”

New perspective on modern world

KATIE SHADLER | Evergreen reporter • October 7, 2016

A distinguished anthropologist spoke at WSU on the importance of archaeology in the modern world and how it can aid humankind in tackling current issues of sustainability, adaptation and culture.Jeremy...

Reservoir 3 in Portland’s Washington Park. A study by WSU researchers shows that reservoirs are the source of about 1.3 percent of all greenhouse gas produced by humans. 

Reservoirs source of carbon, study finds

From staff reports • October 7, 2016

A new paper by WSU researchers suggests that carbon emissions from reservoirs may need to be taken seriously as part of the global carbon budget.The work is a combination of all scientific writings regarding...

College Republicans president gives false name

CODY COTTIER | Evergreen news editor • October 6, 2016

An online video shows the WSU College Republicans president speaking to the press under a false name and denying affiliation with the club he leads, during a counter protest at a Black Lives Matter (BLM)...

Candidates face off at CUB

CODY COTTIER AND DAN DOUCET | Evergeen news editor and Evergreen political reporter • October 6, 2016

U.S. representative candidates for District 5 Cathy McMorris Rodgers and Joe Pakootas presented to more than 400 students and community members on Wednesday their ideas on how to keep college affordable...

The FAFSA form is now available on Oct. 1, three months ahead of the previous Jan. 1 date, to accommodate students who come from families that own businesses and farms.

FAFSA form available three months earlier

JESSICA ZHOU, Evergreen assistant news editor • October 6, 2016

The FAFSA form is now available on Oct. 1, three months ahead of the previous Jan. 1 date, to accommodate students who come from families that own businesses and farms, and don’t file taxes until...

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