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The Daily Evergreen

The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

Any store owner seeking to get closer to an area where fewer people can legally buy their wares is doing poor business. 

No pot, no problem

DON COOPER | Evergreen columnist August 24, 2016

The Pullman City Council decided at its Aug. 16 meeting to increase the space between marijuana shops and areas such as libraries, public transit hubs and childcare centers from the state-required minimum...

Alex Rodriguez, a 21-year-old WSU psychology major, suffered a broken jaw and underwent full reconstructive surgery after an assault at a party.

‘Thou shalt not physically assault a fellow Coug’

Something is afoul in the state of Washington State University. In particular, a stench wafts from the direction of Cougar Athletics.The evidence suggests extraordinary systemic and cultural issues in...

Reader reactions: ‘How the Bookie is duping students: used books and buy back prices are meant to maxmize resale, not save students money’

August 23, 2016

Readers react to a column by Evergreen columnist Alysen Boston, in which she compares the prices of the WSU Bookie to alternative sellers, namely Amazon and eBay’s Half.com. These sellers also provide...

Reader reactions: ‘Why you should tip and say ‘thank you’: Evergreen columnist says servers are people, too’

August 19, 2016

Readers react to a column by Evergreen columnist Tyler Delong, in which he emphasizes the importance of treating wait staff with courtesy. Delong encourages customers to tip their waiter even if they didn’t...

WSU student Katie Waldo looks for textbooks for the fall semester.

How the Bookie is duping students

It’s the week before classes start and you’re finally settling in to order your books from the WSU Bookie. You log into myWSU, click the Bookie icon and a popup displays all the required course materials...

Letter from the editor: Changes on the horizon

I am pleased to announce that I will be editor-in-chief for The Daily Evergreen for the fall of 2016.I joined The Daily Evergreen during September 2014, as a freshman at WSU. I started writing for the...

No matter where you’re living – whether you consider it a dump or the apex of cultured living – respecting your environment is critical to your overall wellbeing and that of those around you.

Why you should be a responsible tenant – no matter your situation

There are several decisions you have to make when you arrive at WSU – like deciding your major, where to work, what clubs to join and who to hang out with. Chief among those decisions is where you choose...

Student organizations at WSU

Warmest greetings and heartfelt welcome to the class of 2020. During Alive! and Week of Welcome, you were no doubt subjected to speeches from RAs to agents of ASWSU to members of the administration and...

Being a teacher’s pet pays off

Syllabus week: for most it’s a time for one last hurrah before the semester actually starts, but for others it’s a time to get ahead in their classes – and one of the easiest ways to do that is befriending...

Reader reactions: ‘Several football players named persons of interest in weekend assault’ and ‘Victims of assault recover’

August 12, 2016

Several football players named persons of interest in weekend assaultReaders react to police confirmation that between five and twelve football players were involved in a possible felony assault at a party...

Welcome to campus from President Schulz

KIRK SCHULZ | WSU President August 12, 2016

Welcome to the 2016-17 school year, I am looking forward to a great first year as WSU president – and want this school year to be the best one for each and every one of you.Noel and I arrived in Pullman...

Kirk Schulz

August 9, 2016
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