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Whitman fourth in deficient bridges

By Corinna Thornton | Evergreen reporter • March 31, 2016

The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) ranked Whitman County fourth in the state for number of structurally deficient bridges.Harvey Coffman, WSDOT bridge preservation engineer, said...

The Museum of Art (left) will expand into the Public Safety Building (right) to provide more space for art galleries.

$15 M project to expand art museum

From staff reports • March 31, 2016

The Board of Regents approved a $15 million project to create a new art gallery building as an expansion to the Art Museum during its meeting on March 26.Construction is anticipated to begin in fall 2016...

President-elect Kirk Schulz to visit WSU

March 30, 2016

Kirk Schulz, president-elect of WSU, will be visiting the Pullman campus with his wife Noel on Friday morning.He will hold a public session at 8:30 a.m. in the CUB Senior Ballroom, after which he will...

Regents speak together after the Friday meeting in which the new WSU president, Kirk Schulz, was announced.

Regents’ vote for president may have violated open meeting laws

By Cody Cottier | Evergreen news editor • March 30, 2016

{{tncms-asset app="editorial" id="8363f9cc-f629-11e5-8910-e321e291a4c2"}}By referring to finalists in code as candidates A, B and C, the WSU Board of Regents may have violated state open meeting laws when...

City Council approves shoreline program update

From staff reports • March 30, 2016

{{tncms-asset app="editorial" id="5e91bfd6-f632-11e5-803b-733226158bc0"}}In a unanimous vote, Pullman City Council approved the update of the shoreline master program.The program is required by the Shoreline...

A graduate student shows his research at the Graduate Student Research Exposition in the CUB Friday.

GPSA hosts research exposition

By Darold Lee Bivens | Evergreen GPSA reporter • March 30, 2016

{{tncms-asset app="editorial" id="3b7a50c0-f61a-11e5-b56c-ab0ed64e55ad"}}Packed with hundreds of research projects and designs, WSU’s Academic Showcase and GPSA’s Research Exposition gave students...

Man leads police on two-state car chase

From staff reports • March 29, 2016

Police arrested a Moscow man for eluding a police vehicle and other crimes, after a 30-minute pursuit spanning from Albion into rural Latah County at about 11 a.m. Saturday.Whitman County Sheriff Brett...

Sponsorship coordinator Camilla Smith works on programming for use on an Oculus Rift development kit. A partnership with Major League Hacking allowed access to such technologies at Hackathon.

Blood, sweat and transistors

By Shane Michard | Daily Evergreen managing editor • March 29, 2016

Tech students put their heads together Saturday for a coding marathon to create imaginative programming and hardware at the 2016 Hackathon. A Pullman Transit tracking app for iOS took the medal.Hackathon...

Don Curdy presents his research on “Head and Neck Posture During Computer Use” during SURCA in the CUB Senior Ballroom on Monday.

Undergrads show off research at SURCA

By Forrest Holt | Evergreen reporter • March 29, 2016

WSU held its largest Showcase for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities (SURCA) to date on Monday, with about 250 presenters showcasing more than 200 posters.Students won awards in categories...

Nancy Rodriguez, director of the National Institute of Justice, highlights the importance of research to criminal justice reform during her speech in CUB Auditorium on Monday.

Research vital to criminal justice reform

From staff reports • March 29, 2016

A Criminal justice expert explained the necessity of scientific research in improving the foundation and community in law enforcement at a Foley Distinguished Lecture in the CUB Auditorium on Monday.Nancy...

Shots fired on College Hill during fight

From staff reports • March 28, 2016

An unknown individual allegedly fired three shots into the air during a fight in the parking lot of Cougar Crest Apartments at about 3 a.m. Sunday.Pullman Police Cmdr. Chris Tennant said the initial call...

Pullman residents embrace democratic process

By Matthew Brunstetter | Evergreen reporter • March 28, 2016

Hundreds of WSU students and Pullman residents gathered together across the city to participate in the state democratic caucus on Saturday.In the Todd Atrium, many of the caucus-goers were millennial voters...

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