The Daily Evergreen

Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy not for political gain

MOHAMED SALEM, Evergreen columnist • January 18, 2018

Martin Luther King Jr. Day was used by various dishonest politicians nationwide, including Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Washington’s 5th District congresswoman. She garnered little support during her speech...

Reader Reactions: WSU football player found dead in apartment

January 18, 2018

Readers react to redshirt sophomore quarterback Tyler Hilinksi’s apparent suicide Tuesday. If you or someone you know is in need, WSU Counseling and Psychological Services can be contacted at 509-335-2159. Scott...

Twitter ban on alt-right won’t solve bullying

LUKE HUDSON, Evergreen reporter • January 17, 2018

When Twitter deactivated the accounts of several prominent leaders of the alt-right movement, they made a decision that is related to politics, but not political in nature. While the site likely helped...

Letter to the Editor: Daily Evergreen important to community

JOHN MILLER, Tacoma • January 16, 2018

I am discouraged to read of the proposed cuts to The Daily Evergreen. If there is one thing that is needed in our society today, it is the demonstrated importance and independence of the media. Whether...

Reader Reactions: Schulz must do more to encourage voting

January 16, 2018

Readers react to a column arguing that WSU President Kirk Schulz has a responsibility to encourage civic engagement among students. This was in response to an email sent to Schulz by clinical assistant...

Letter to the Editor: Admin should share in cuts

LANDON ROPER, Pullman • January 16, 2018

WSU President Kirk Schulz’s response to the budget petition slaps the face of WSU students and employees. The highlights for review include: October: Schulz announces a plan to address the budget deficit,...

Guest Column: Multicultural Greek communities are important resources for students

RICK FLORES, Guest columnist • January 16, 2018

Whenever I tell people I am in a fraternity, someone always asks “What house are you in?” and I respond that I am in a multicultural fraternity and we do not have houses. The blank stares our community...

Chinook Student Center needs own board

ALAINA BEAULAURIER, Evergreen columnist • January 16, 2018

In the wake of the new Chinook Student Center’s opening last year, the Washington State University Recreation Board is considering creating a new board for the Chinook. With their separate financial...