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 student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

WSU President Schulz’s criticism of university budget right on track

Although campus is growing, over the last two years the university is spending more than it’s bringing in.WSU President Kirk Schulz announced his intentions to reform the university’s budget process...

Reader reactions: ‘Wind energy an untapped resource on the Palouse’

July 20, 2016

Readers react to the use of wind power along the Palouse. Built in 2012 and located between Steptoe and Rosalia, Palouse Wind is the region’s first wind farm and generates enough energy to almost meet...

Why you should tip and say ‘thank you’

Eating out is one of America’s favorite past times, but not everyone seems to be versed in customer etiquette.In my years of waiting tables and tending bar I’ve gathered plenty of horror stories, but...

Crimson Delight versus Sunrise Magic

Washington State University’s first apple variety, the WA 2, is being rereleased under the label Sunrise Magic five years after it was released nameless in 2011.The branding was announced in February...

Reader reactions: ‘WSU water usage up 26.3M gallons from 2014’

July 13, 2016

Readers react to WSU’s increase in water usage despite efforts to decrease it. According to its Water Use Efficiency Annual Performance Report, WSU used just under 500 million gallons of water in the...

Anti-vaccination sentiment is growing

A new study conducted by a WSU Ph.D candidate indicates a widening gap between political parties on the issue of vaccination, with Republicans more likely to be anti-vax.TJ Weber conducted the study for...

Correlative studies lead to deceptive headlines

It seems that there are so many opposing research forces in the world – and an equally large amount of publications – that there is no consensus on scientific findings.Cellphones cause cancer, coffee...

Much of the cultural life of Pullman revolves around the artists and events hosted by the university.

“Popping Washington State University’s bubble”

For out-of-towners, Pullman is often thought to be a city that exists not due to its own merits but only because of the state campus that sprawls across its northeastern quadrant.In a column from the Moscow-Pullman...

A view from the north slope as seen on May 19, 2015.

Reader reactions: ‘Illegal campfire burns 10 acres on Kamiak Butte’

July 6, 2016

Readers react to an illegal campfire that burned approximately 10 acres on Kamiak Butte on Sunday, June 26. The park campground was closed last Friday until further notice due to extremely dry conditions,...

Sentencing disparity

America is a home of the brave and a land of equality and justice, but only for those whose biological demographics align with the majority.This month, a WSU student was charged with one count of first-degree...

Prevention over cure

Earlier this month, a UCLA Ph.D. student shot his former professor and himself in a murder-suicide at the university’s campus.Following the shooting, the WSU Police issued a statement urging students...

Reader reactions: ‘City Council to decide if pot shops can open downtown, College Hill’

June 29, 2016

Readers react to the Pullman Planning Commission’s vote last week to recommend the City Council approve amendments to the marijuana zoning code, allowing for pot shops to be opened downtown and in parts...

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