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Guest speaker Joan King, newly-retired associate vice president and chief university budget officer, speaks to GPSA regarding WSU’s operating and capital budgets Monday evening inside the CUB.

GPSA discusses university budget, stipends

CHERYL AARNIO, Evergreen reporter • October 23, 2018

Students discussed the university budget, new stipend proposals and possible changes to graduate students’ access at the Chinook Student Center and University Recreation Center at a Monday night meeting...

Redshirt junior running back James Williams evades a series of defensive tackles during the game against University of Oregon on Saturday night at Martin Stadium. Williams broke eight tackles and rushed 24 yards to score WSU’s first touchdown.

Athlete of the Week: James Williams

SHAWN O'CONNOR, Evergreen columnist • October 23, 2018

The Evergreen Athlete of the Week is James Williams, who is having a breakout season. The redshirt junior running back leads the team in rushing yards, carries and touchdowns, and is second on the team...

Paradise Creek Brewery in Pullman was a major contributor to the 2 Weeks of Pullman event, and contributed $400 of the $2,000 from nine area businesses.

Businesses raise over $2,000 for Cougar Health Fund

JAYCE CARRAL, Evergreen reporter • October 23, 2018
'Two Weeks of Pullman' allowed businesses to donate a percentage of sales to support mental health, prevent sexual assault
ASWSU President Quinton Berkompas said the student fee will not increase because of financial uncertainty due to COVID-19.

Student groups register about 2,000 to vote in local elections

CHERYL AARNIO, Evergreen reporter • October 22, 2018

WSU student organizations registered more people on campus to vote since the beginning of the fall semester than any previous year. ASWSU worked with student organizations it thought would be willing...

Freshman relay swimmer Olivia Tungate finishes second in the womens medly heat against Boise State Sunday at Gibbs Pool.

Cougs grab second win against Palouse rivals

SIGMUND SEROKA, Evergreen reporter • October 22, 2018

WSU traveled across the border to Moscow on Saturday to compete against University of Idaho at the UI Swim Center. The final result was a 159-139 Cougar victory over UI. En route to the win over the...

Travis Crawford traveled 2,721 miles to reach Pullman and enjoy ESPN College GameDay. He drove for four days from Virginia Beach, Virginia, and only stopped in Pennsylvania, Minnesota and Montana.

‘Coming back here, it’s coming home’

TAYLOR DUNLAP, Evergreen sports editor • October 22, 2018

Coug fans all around the nation waited more than 15 years to get the opportunity to have College GameDay come to Pullman. When the news broke that ESPN would be making its appearance, nearly every Coug...

3 Forks Bike And Brew founders Scott McBeath, left, and Francene Watson, right, cut the ribbon opening their restaurant on Thursday night.

Bringing bike culture, family values to community

MAGGIE QUINLAN, Evergreen reporter • October 22, 2018

The grand opening party for Three Forks Bike and Brew was held on Thursday. The cafe is geared toward encouraging people of all ages to relax and make new friends. Three Forks Bike and Brew is a mom...

Volunteers at City of Palouse’s Haunted Palouse stagger around in the dimly lit streets of Palouse in 2018.

Haunted Palouse delivers on spooks

CHLOE GRUNDMEIER, Evergreen reporter • October 22, 2018

The City of Palouse and the Palouse Chamber of Commerce held their opening nights of Haunted Palouse this weekend, using “scare-engineering” techniques to terrify all ages. “There are so many...

“We have that community service blood type, where everyone wants to make something great,” said Mike Milano.

Palouse brings spooks this weekend

CHLOE GRUNDMEIER, Evergreen reporter • October 19, 2018

The Palouse Chamber of Commerce and the City of Palouse will host the 17th annual Haunted Palouse fundraiser by terrifying high school and college students to help support their small town. They expect...

Owner of Main Street Squeeze Destiny Sternod talks about how legislation I-1634 can both be positive and negative and both sides and viewpoints can be agreed with but a big worry is that the soda industry is paying millions into the campaign which always puts up some red flags at Main Street Squeeze on Monday.

Local business owners weigh in on I-1634

ANGELICA RELENTE, Evergreen editor-in-chief • October 19, 2018

Initiative Measure No. 1634, also known as the “keep groceries affordable act of 2018,” proposes that no local governmental entity may impose a tax or fee for any raw or processed food or beverage...

After Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation, polling data indicates that the “blue wave” in the Senate many had been predicting might not happen to the same degree.

Support growing for Senate republicans

SAAD NABIL ALI, Evergreen columnist • October 19, 2018

Despite the implication of an impending "blue wave" in Congress as a result of partisan smearing, the Senate will likely remain Republican after the midterm election cycle. Twenty-six Democrat and nine...

Redshirt junior running back James Williams jukes the Oregon State University defense to run the ball into the end zone Oct. 6 at Reser Stadium. Williams has eight total touchdowns and leads the team with 267 rushing yards.

ESPN highlights Cougs vs. Ducks

JOHN SPELLMAN, Evergreen reporter • October 19, 2018

When the spotlights come on and the red carpet is rolled out, that usually means something great is being shown to the world. This weekend’s premiere features the city of Pullman and the WSU football...

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