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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

Elizabeth Baker, Vice President on Generation Action on WSU, explains the effects of abortion on today’s society at Re-Union Cafe on Sunday.

Abortion rights affect us all

ALEX BIVIANO, Evergreen columnist October 16, 2018

Abortion should be legal and accessible for all women in all circumstances. While technically a growing fetus is not part of a woman’s body, the changes her body endures are and the effects of a woman...

Week Seven Pac-12 North Power Rankings

Week Seven Pac-12 North Power Rankings

SHAWN P. O'CONNOR, Evergreen reporter October 16, 2018

Here is how the Pac-12 North teams stack up after week six.   No. 12 University of Oregon (Last: 2)   The Ducks got their signature win, vanquishing the University of Washington...

Senior outside hitter McKenna Woodford attempts to receive a strike from the University of Colorado on Sept. 30 in Bohler Gym.

Athlete of the Week: McKenna Woodford

SHAWN P. O'CONNOR, Evergreen reporter October 16, 2018

Senior outside hitter McKenna Woodford led the Cougars in kills in a four-set match against University of California, Berkeley, on Sunday, earning her Evergreen Athlete of the Week honors. Woodford...

Professor Cornell Clayton discusses the Foley Institute joining the National Civility Network, a community of universities, Oct. 3 in Johnson Hall.

Foley Institute broadens reach with new partnership

CARMEN JARAMILLO, Evergreen reporter October 15, 2018

The Thomas S. Foley Institute has joined the National Civility Network, an organization of college institutions that seek to heighten civility and public dialogue through programming and education. The...

Emily Spellman, right, and her daughter Maya reach the end of the 5K run for the Fall Flash of the Palouse event Sunday in Moscow. Emily won a Flashy Award for donning bright attire after finishing the race with a time of 44:40.

Road Runners finish season with a flash

ZACH GOFF, Evergreen reporter October 15, 2018

Ben Calabretta, the race director for Fall Flash of the Palouse, started this year’s race off with a bang — literally, by firing the first shot of the last race for the running season. After three...

Anthony Lambregts, an employee at Hunga Dunga Brewing, serves one of the two popular brews for an event member at Brewersfest on Saturday in Moscow.

Saving the county fair this weekend, one beer at a time

RYAN LUNDBERG, Evergreen reporter October 15, 2018

The Latah County Events Center hosted its first annual Brewersfest on Saturday to raise money for the Latah County Fair and the United Way of Moscow/Latah County. Jim Logan works as the Latah County...

Yoga Instructor Tiffany Alvarez guides her students to channel their energy and become more aware of their bodies’ reactions to each pose at the Beer + Yoga = Brewga event Sunday afternoon at the Paradise Creek Trailside Taproom.

Drink beer, do yoga, save the Earth

CHLOE GRUNDMEIER, Evergreen reporter October 15, 2018

The combination of beer and yoga is used all over the country to add a social level of interaction and a deeper level of relaxation to exercise. Combining beer and yoga with the discussion of conservation,...

Sophomore outside hitter Penny Tusa was one of the leaders of the game with 14 kills, two aces and three blocks.

No. 21 Cougars fall to Cal Berkeley on road

COLIN CONNOLY, Evergreen reporter October 15, 2018

No. 21 WSU volleyball lost in four sets to the University of California, Berkeley, on Sunday afternoon. Without senior outside hitter Taylor Mims, who sustained an injury in Friday’s match against No....

Redshirt junior forward Alysha Overland steps in to beat Oregon’s sophomore defender Mia Palmer to the ball on Sept. 27 at the Lower Soccer Field. Overland has scored two goals on nine shots this season.

No. 19 Cougs face No. 2 USC

JOHN SPELLMAN, Evergreen reporter October 12, 2018

Every team has ups and downs during the season, but the key is to recover from downs as quick as possible. After a tough road trip for No. 19 WSU soccer, the Cougs have an amazing opportunity to do just...

The fairgrounds of Munich’s Oktoberfest, which attracts 6 million people worldwide as the largest Oktoberfest in the world, are nicknamed Wies’n for Germany’s Princess Theresienwiese. The fairgrounds are decorated in her honor.

Palouse celebrates Oktoberfest

CHLOE GRUNDMEIER, Evergreen reporter October 12, 2018

The whirlwind celebratory combination of beer, pork knuckles, lederhosen, beer, bratwurst, dirndls and of course beer can only mean one thing: Oktoberfest. The largest Oktoberfest in the world takes...

WSU cross country will compete in pair of different events in two separate states Saturday.

Cross country competes twice over this weekend

KATIE ARCHER, Evergreen reporter October 12, 2018

The WSU cross country team will be competing in two different states on Saturday. Some members will be in Madison, Wisconsin, for Pre-Nationals, and the others will be in Lewiston, Idaho, for the Inland...

Hospitals in the Pullman area are working to increase accessibility to health care for those living in rural communities.

Distance from small towns to doctors increase costs

MADYSEN MCLAIN, Evergreen roots editor October 11, 2018

The Pullman Regional Hospital and Whitman County Public Health offices are trying to reach out to local rural communities that lack access to health care and other public services. “People in rural...

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