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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

The more you know: your period products

Let’s say the average woman starts her period at age 13 and has a four-day period once a month until she turns 50. This would mean that rain, sleet, snow or hail, Mother Nature delivers (with a cramp-induced...

Practicing safe dating in college

Going on a first date can mean a unique set of safety and emotional challenges for college students.“In general we want to make sure that everyone in the situation is responsible for their behavior,”...

Grab-and-go contraceptives

Contraceptives are not just birth control pills and intrauterine devices. Nonprescription contraceptives are much more available and can be just as effective, if used properly.According to the Center for...

Entrepreneurial ideas encouraged

From staff reports March 4, 2016

The National Science Foundation has given WSU the Innovation Corps (I-Corps) grant, giving students and faculty the opportunity to bring their entrepreneurial idea to life.Director of business development...

Changing lives: GIESORC mentoring program aims to provide students with a mentorship to help them be true to themselves

They sit down at a table in the crowded Bookie coffee shop, the conversation as casual as the people’s around them. They talk about the upcoming election, their favorite song, the class they do not like...

WSU professor Michael Goldsby and MIT professor Troy Van Voorhis speak at the Veritas forum.

Why are you here?

From staff reports March 4, 2016

Two professors spoke at the Veritas forum, “Why are we here?” and discussed the origin of life on Wednesday night.Troy Van Voorhis, a chemistry professor from Massachusetts Institute of Technology,...

Modern romance: mobile dating

Shannon Stefen March 4, 2016

Bumble, Tinder, Hinge and Grindr are just few among the seemingly endless selection of dating apps accessible today. If you are not currently on one, chances are you know someone who is.While the last...

Narrowing the search for president

From staff reports March 4, 2016

The WSU Presidential Search Advisory Committee has narrowed their group of candidates down to eight.“We clearly want a president with a focus on academic quality,” Michael Worthy, a member of the Board...

Pullman School Board members at a meeting Wednesday. The board accepted a bid to add rooms to Jefferson Elementary School.

Pullman School Board accepts bid to add classrooms

From staff reports March 3, 2016

The Pullman School Board met Wednesday afternoon to accept a bid to expand on the Jefferson Elementary School.Superintendent Paul Sturm said the Pullman School Board bid in February for contractor bids...

Proposal to add election board members retracted

The proposal from ASWSU President Kyle Geiger to appoint four more members to the election board committee was taken off the agenda just prior to Wednesday’s Senate meeting.Geiger said he wanted to appoint...

Officer to be trained in animal welfare

A Pullman Police Department officer will head to special training to promote animal welfare after receiving a grant from the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.“It will just be...

Students gather on the Todd Steps as a vigil in honor of three young African-American men killed last week in Indiana. Members of the Muslim Student Association also held the event to educate the public on challenges Muslims face.

Silent vigil

Multicultural students across campus came together for a common cause.Students from the Muslim Student Association gathered Wednesday afternoon to honor the three young East African men who were killed...

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