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

Layout editor Ty Eklund sits under a wall full of old newspapers each night as he uses Adobe InDesign to lay out the front page. They’re meant to showcase great past layouts while offering layout editors inspiration for what they can do.

Managing editor captures newsroom

SYDNEY BROWN, Evergreen reporter May 3, 2019

Fingertips clatter against keyboard and light chatter fills the air. Old newspapers — and some memes that have been around for over a decade — line the cream-colored, worn walls of the basement of...

Graduate student and GPSA Vice President David Silva reflects on his time at WSU, shares his experiences during his time here, and talks about his future plans on Tuesday afternoon in the CUB.

Senior will continue his pursuit of research after graduation

NEPHTALLI CALLES, Evergreen reporter May 3, 2019

GPSA Vice President, and soon-to-be graduate, David Silva has made his mark at WSU. Graduate student Rebecca Donaway said she and Silva entered the Ph.D. program around the same time. The two taught...

Dylan Greene has worked at The Daily Evergreen for two years, filling the roles of a reporter, an editor and an editor-in-chief over that time. He details not only how he found family and friends here, but a home.

Senior made my home at the Evergreen

DYLAN GREENE, Evergreen deputy sports editor May 3, 2019

It took me a while to write this. Even as a journalist, words can be hard to come by when something means so much to you. That’s why when I started to write this, I didn’t want to. But at some point,...

“Finding people that looked like me and came from similar backgrounds was one of the best moments,” says Synthia Alcantar, a first-generation political science student.

First-generation senior reflects on journey through college

DAISY ZAVALA, Evergreen managing editor May 3, 2019

As the first in her family to attend college, Synthia Alcantar said her background and experiences have motivated her to continue to pursue her goal of attending law school. Synthia will graduate on...

“Get involved, and don’t be afraid to try new things, but don’t be afraid to walk away from things,” soon-to-be graduate Mallorie Jordan says. “Try everything until you find the thing that you want … but don’t be afraid to walk away from a thing if it isn’t doing the thing you need it to do.”

Graduate seeks to foster relationships while staying in Pullman

CARSON HOLLAND, Evergreen columnist May 3, 2019

Mallorie Jordan is a senior digital technology and culture major who is graduating this week. Jordan has been a resident adviser for Honors Hall and worked the front desk for Hillside residence hall. “I...

The Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre will host the showing Thursday.

Theater to show documentary about Moscow-born religion

SAM SCHMITKE, Evergreen reporter May 1, 2019

The Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre will host a showing of a documentary that focuses on the history of a Moscow religious movement called Psychiana created by Frank Robinson. Brandon Schrand, author...

Freshman Yang Lee celebrates after winning a set during her match against USC on April 14 in Hollingbery Fieldhouse.

Tennis selected to NCAA Tournament for first time since 2012

TY EKLUND, Evergreen reporter April 29, 2019

No. 34 WSU tennis was selected to the NCAA Tournament on Monday and will face No. 19 Miami in the first round Friday in Stillwater, Oklahoma. The Cougars (19-10) were one of 64 teams selected to the...

North Paw members and WSU music students discuss how they got together Wednesday afternoon at the Kimbrough Music Building.

Local band wants to expand influence

VONNAI PHAIR, Evergreen reporter April 29, 2019

Three inspired WSU music students formed local band North Paw a few months ago. The band now includes Joel Roeber, Alex Welch, Joe Ballestrasse, James Carter and Michael Adams. Welch, the drummer and...

Redshirt junior Molly Scharmann clears the bar in the pole vault at the WSU Indoor Meet on Jan. 19 at the Indoor Practice Facility. Scharmann placed first in the event with a vault of 3.90 meters.

WSU track and field competes in two different meets

KATIE ARCHER, Evergreen reporter April 26, 2019

WSU’s track and field teams will wrap up their regular season over the weekend in Corvallis, Oregon and Pullman. Director of Track and Field Wayne Phipps said most of the athletes will compete in...

WSU students used the history of buildings on the Pullman campus, like Waller Hall, to create a book that should help the university staff on future construction projects.

Lack of resources prompted research of WSU buildings

CAMERON SHEPPARD, Evergreen reporter April 26, 2019

Students at WSU researched the architectural history of the university to compose an informational booklet that will help guide future builders to be consistent with the campus’s design standards. Phil...

The WSU rowing team competes in a race against Oregon State University, Loyola Marymount and Gonzaga on March 24 at Wawawai Landing.

WSU rowing prepares for final home meet Sunday

ISAAC SEMMLER, Evergreen reporter April 26, 2019

WSU rowing returns home for its final regular season contest on Sunday against Gonzaga before flying down to Sacramento for the Pac-12 championships. This is the third time this season the Cougars...

Enrique Romo, finalist in the Office of Outreach and Education leadership search, talks about his values and goals should he be elected during his presentation on Thursday afternoon at the CUB.

Students, staff hear from second executive director finalist

KURIA POUNDS, Evergreen reporter April 26, 2019

The second finalist for the executive director of the Office of Outreach and Education position, Enrique Romo, spoke to students and staff Thursday afternoon. Romo currently works as executive director...

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