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The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

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Letter to the editor: Redirect budget cuts

WSU Young Democrats November 7, 2017

As a Registered Student Organization on campus, the Young Democrats of WSU strongly opposes ending the Performing Arts program and the proposed budget cuts to the Office of Multicultural Student Services...

Producing identification when registering to vote has been an issue of debate for decades amongst Republicans and Democrats.

Fraud could change outcome

AMIR REZAMAND, College Republicans November 2, 2017

In 2012, over 3 million citizens registered to vote in more than one state. That same year, almost 2 million deceased citizens were registered to vote in the state they lived in before their deaths. Without...

Producing identification when registering to vote has been an issue of debate for decades amongst Republicans and Democrats.

Voter ID laws are discriminatory

JACOB WOODBURY, Young Democrats November 2, 2017

Voter identification laws in the U.S. have proven to be a costly solution to a problem that is a mountain made out of a molehill — with the cost being the legitimate votes of citizens often targeted...

Reader reactions: Performing Arts program to end amid university-wide budget cuts

October 26, 2017

Readers react to an article about WSU President Kirk Schulz’s email stating that the Performing Arts program will end after this academic year. With continuing budget cuts, Performing Arts was cut because...

Reader reactions: Give students their bookstore back

September 6, 2017

Readers react to a column criticizing WSU’s student bookstore, The Bookie, for profiting off the needs of students. The Students Book Corporation (SBC) leased the bookstore to Barnes & Noble Booksellers...

‘We were not created, then colored; We were created of color’

BASHEERA AGYEMAN, Guest columnist August 29, 2017

The word “colored” is a white supremacist term, and you don’t have to take a comparative ethnic studies class to know that. You just have to not feed in to white supremacist ideologies. I couldn’t...

Letter to the Editor: Vote Representative McMorris Rodgers out

PAT BATES, Clarkston August 23, 2017

Representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers said at her Aug. 10, Town Hall meeting, “ I support [President] Donald Trump because, because, because he’s a disrupter and we need to change D.C. I continue to...

ASWSU President Jordan Frost at The Daily Evergreen’s live streamed ASWSU candidate discussion Feb. 16.

Letter to freshmen: Be active on campus

JORDAN FROST, ASWSU President August 11, 2017

Welcome home to the “promised land” of the Palouse. This is such a special time to be in Pullman, as Cougs from all across the world make their way back to WSU, which truly creates an incredibly infectious...

Johnson

Letter to freshmen: Enjoy the city of Pullman

GLENN JOHNSON, Pullman Mayor August 11, 2017

Welcome to Pullman, and for those returning, welcome back. We’ve been busy over the summer. For those of you who were here for summer classes, you’ve seen a few traffic snarls as the state fixed...

Schulz

Letter to freshmen: Follow academic pursuits and join the community

KIRK SCHULZ, WSU President August 11, 2017

It’s a delight and an honor to welcome you to WSU. I hope you will take full advantage of our Week of Welcome activities and the opportunities they provide to meet other Cougs, get involved in campus...

Jenkins

Letter to freshmen: Be aware of local laws and offenses

GARY JENKINS, Pullman Police Chief August 11, 2017

On behalf of the Pullman Police Department, I wish to welcome new and returning WSU students to Pullman! My staff and I are committed to the safety of everyone in our community, and we will do whatever...

Reader reactions: Quarters are more flexible than semesters

July 12, 2017

Readers react to a column about the benefits of the quarter system. WSU is the only public university in the state that does not follow the quarter system, which makes each semester one-eighth of a...

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