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Team Birch posing in front of Goertzen Hall, the pre-Rural Reporting Plunge meeting point, Sept. 29, Pullman, Wash.

Evergreeners revisit rural Inland Northwest

TATE YOUNG, GABRIELLE FELICIANO, SAM TAYLOR, and SICALY SORRELL • October 5, 2023

For about 24 hours, Daily Evergreen reporters and editors alike joined dozens of other WSU students in this year’s Rural Reporting Plunge from Sept. 29–30. The Plunge is an annual trip wherein teams...

WSUs Bryan Hall clock tower on campus, Pullman, Wash.

Movie nights, pep rally, mystery night and more to do this week

ALEXANDRIA OSBORNE, Editor-in-chief • October 5, 2023

Welcome back, and welcome to spooky season! I hope everyone is just as excited as I am for Halloween this month. But, that is still a few weeks away, so I have found some fun events to do this week...

A lock on a bridge on the Pullman Riverwalk trail, Pullman, Wash., July 5.

Rocktoberfest, mystery night and more to do this week

ALEXANDRIA OSBORNE, Editor-in-chief • September 28, 2023

Welcome back Cougs! I hope everyone enjoyed that win over Oregon State University, whether you watched the game or not. While there is no football game this weekend, there is still so much to do in...

Cougar Marching Bands new director Jon Sweet leading the band as they prepare to take the field for a pregame performance at a home WSU football game, Sept. 16, in Pullman, Wash.

‘Anybody who knows me knows I’m the world’s biggest marching band nerd’

JULIA MESSEGEE, Evergreen reporter • September 26, 2023

Cougs and non-Cougs alike have seen Cougar logos spread across the field for the last few home football games, formed by over 200 members of WSU’s Cougar Marching Band. The one who directed these formations...

WSUs Glenn Terrell Mall on campus, Pullman, Wash.

Live music, sweater parties and more to do this week

ALEXANDRIA OSBORNE, Editor-in-chief • September 21, 2023

Welcome back! This week has been cooling off a bit, and I am so happy to finally be entering that autumn weather again. Whether you are like me and love the chill or are still soaking up the sun before...

Recreational vehicles parked at the Flying B RV Park run by two WSU alumni, Pullman, Wash.

An RV park for Cougs, by Cougs

CAITLIN SHORT, Evergreen reporter • September 14, 2023

Two Cougars are behind Pullman's Flying B RV Park, the local home of about 30 parked recreational vehicles and dozens of people on football game weekends. WSU alum Steve Tomson owns and operates the...

WSUs Holland and Terrell Libraries on campus, Pullman, Wash.

Feasts, wine tasting and more to do this week

ALEXANDRIA OSBORNE, Editor-in-chief • September 14, 2023

Welcome back! I hope you were not bored during this past weekend of football, fun and more. To keep the boredom away this week, I have found more events for you to check, even if you are not a football...

WSUs Compton Union Building on campus, Pullman, Wash.

Final Week of Welcome events, first day of school fun and more this week

ALEXANDRIA OSBORNE, Editor-in-chief • August 17, 2023

Welcome back Cougs! I am sure most of us have moved into the dorms or apartments by now and are looking for things to do before classes start. I have just the thing for everybody, both on campus and...

Butch T. Cougar and WSU cheerleaders performing at a past National Lentil Festival Grand Parade.

For first time in 34 years, National Lentil Festival returns for one day only

NIKHIL GANTA, Evergreen reporter • August 15, 2023

Pullman’s annual National Lentil Festival is returning for one day instead of two this year with a parade, vendors, live music and many other staple festival programs in celebration of Washington-grown...

Luna, a puppy that was under the Whitman County Humane Societys care, in the hands of a WCHS worker.

‘The more money we save, the more animals we can reach’

JULIA MESSEGEE, Evergreen reporter • August 15, 2023

Animal lovers will want to visit this year’s National Lentil Festival.  The Whitman County Humane Society is holding a fundraiser for general operating costs during the annual festival on Aug. 18,...

Indie, folk, bluegrass and Americana rock musicians to perform at second annual event.

‘A new tradition’: Moscow Mountain Music Fest returns for second year

JULIA MESSEGEE, Evergreen reporter • August 10, 2023

Chords of indie, folk, bluegrass and Americana rock music will echo around Moscow on Aug. 12, the second annual Moscow Mountain Music Fest at the epicenter. Starting at noon, musicians from the Pacific...

A view from the intersection of Main Street and Grand Avenue, Pullman, Wash., July 5.

Ice cream social, live music and more to see this week

ALEXANDRIA OSBORNE and GABRIELLE FELICIANO • August 10, 2023

Welcome everyone! As WSU students begin to return for the fall 2023 semester, I have noticed a significant uptick in neighborhood noise during the past week. Summer may finally be winding down, but my...

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