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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

Those who need to arrive daily to the Pullman campus by car are charged hundreds of dollars just to be able to park. The WSU buses are an option for some, but where they run and for how long limit their effectiveness and some students need cars just to get to school.

Drastic increase in vehicle prowl calls into the Pullman Police Department

GRACE HARVEY, Reporter December 5, 2024

The rise in calls regarding vehicle prowling was substantial enough for the Pullman PD to issue a warning and offer the public some preventive advice, according to an Instagram post made by the department...

Wendy Powers (far left), at a breaking ground ceremony Aug. 1

Dean Wendy Powers of CAHNRS will resign after three years in position

MAKANI PANG, Evergreen news editor August 28, 2024

Dean Wendy Powers of CAHNRS, the College of Agricultural, Human and Natural Resource Sciences, will be resigning at the end of the 2024–25 academic year. “President Schulz and I are grateful for...

Construction of the Schweitzer Engineering Hall, Aug. 11, in Pullman, Wash.

Schweitzer Engineering Hall construction remains on-schedule

JOSIAH PIKE, Copy editor August 12, 2024

Schweitzer Engineering Hall is still in the construction phase with a planned completion date of Fall 2026. Jason Peschel, school of design and construction director, said the construction has been...

Washington State Magazine's Fall '23 edition.

Washington State Magazine changing distribution methods

JOSIAH PIKE, Copy editor August 8, 2024

Washington State Magazine will be changing its distribution methods, with most alumni still receiving it through the mail. This change comes due to increased print production costs and budget reductions,...

The first paragraphs of the email sent to WSU students on July 17 notifying them of the data breach

Third-party data breach may impact WSU students

JOSIAH PIKE, Copy editor July 18, 2024

WSU students who have used the Cougar Health Services Pharmacy on the Pullman campus received an email on July 17 notifying them that their personal information may have been exposed in a cyberattack against...

The presentation shows a total increase of 2.9% more gallons of water pumped from 2022–23

Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee looks for sustainable water future

JOSIAH PIKE, Copy editor July 10, 2024

The Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee prepared a presentation to be shown to the Pullman City Council showing Pullman's total water usage fell 21 million gallons from 2022–23, while Moscow's increased...

WSU President Kirk Schulz speaking about the university's response to COVID-19 on

21 members added to Presidential Search Advisory Committee

JOSIAH PIKE, Copy editor June 27, 2024

Lisa Keohokalole Schauer, Board of Regents chair, appointed 21 new members to the advisory committee that will lead the search for WSU’s next president June 21. “We ultimately reached a composition...

Dave Cillay, WSU Vice President for Academic Outreach and Innovation, said WSU’s learning system helps encourage distance learning and will make classes easier to adapt to.

Dave Cillay named interim chancellor of WSU Pullman

KEDZIE MOE, Editor-in-chief May 22, 2024

Washington State University announced that Dave Cillay, WSU Global Campus chancellor and vice president of academic outreach and innovation at WSU, will serve as the interim chancellor of WSU Pullman. Elizabeth...

Provost Elizabeth Chilton introduces guest speaker Kim Wyman at a Foley talk on Jan. 22.

Elizabeth Chilton leaving WSU, taking job as president of University of New Hampshire

KEDZIE MOE, Editor-in-chief May 7, 2024

Elizabeth Chilton, chancellor of the Washington State University Pullman campus, will be departing WSU after being named the next president of University of New Hampshire. Chilton will assume the position...

The study will aim to shed light on Lasix's impact, particularly concerning its administration before most races in the United States to mitigate EIPH. Photo courtesy of Macarena Sanz

WSU researchers awarded grant for research on race horses

JASMINE LIN, Evergreen reporter May 6, 2024

WSU researchers have been awarded a grant of over $370,000 for a two-year study into the effects of furosemide, a diuretic commonly known as Lasix, on thoroughbred racehorses. This study aims to shed...

Williamson with the Chancellors Distinguished Leader Award. Photo courtesy of Ariana Williamson

Ariana Williamson wins Overall Student Employee of the Year Award

JOSIAH PIKE, Copy editor May 1, 2024

The Academic Success and Career Center announced the winners of the annual Student Employment Soiree on April 10. The ceremony was held in the Lightly Student Services building, according to a Daily...

Crawford received the award officially on April 26. Photo courtesy of Tammy Crawford

Tammy Crawford receives Richard G. Law Excellence Award

SHERIDAN ROBBINS, Evergreen reporter May 1, 2024

Tammy Crawford, sports managament associate professor, has received the Richard G. Law Excellence Award, an award honoring WSU professors who teach UCORE classes. Crawford teaches the Diversity course...

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