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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 alumnus and former football player was presented with the Regents’ Distinguished Alumnus Award for his contributions to finding a cure for ALS.

Former American football player receives regents’ alumnus award

JACOB MOORE, Former Evergreen sports editor August 10, 2017

Cougar alumnus and former American football player Steve Gleason was presented with the Regents’ Distinguished Alumnus Award on Thursday. Gleason, who was greeted with a sizable crowd, was a four-year...

Leach talks sexual violence and concussions

JACOB MOORE, Former Evergreen sports editor July 30, 2017

Cougar football Head Coach Mike Leach answered questions regarding sexual violence and concussions during the second and final 2017 Pac-12 media day Thursday. Students at WSU recently nudged the...

There are a number of mostly empty Green Bike racks on campus. Students often cannot access bikes due to broken docking stations.

Smart bikes to replace Green Bikes soon

JACOB MOORE, Former Evergreen sports editor July 19, 2017

University Recreation is currently in the process of scouting out potential vendors to take the place of Green Bikes at WSU. Ben Phaneuf, coordinator of the Green Bike Program and Outdoor Recreation Rental...

Although “the cliffs” is a popular swimming spot, park rangers warn of jumping dangers.

Cliff jumping at Granite Point discouraged by rangers

JACOB MOORE, Former Evergreen sports editor July 19, 2017

Located roughly 20 miles outside Pullman, Granite Point is monitored by park rangers to satisfy that safety regulations are being met. On more than one occasion, cliff jumping has led to injury or death,...

Campus resources advise healthy habits

JACOB MOORE, Former Evergreen sports editor July 12, 2017

Staying physically fit may pose a challenge for students who are occupied with classes, jobs and social lives. But it can be done, said Matthew Atwell, coordinator of fitness services and education for...

Pullman 2040 aims to improve downtown’s atmosphere

JACOB MOORE, Former Evergreen sports editor July 12, 2017

Pullman 2040 is a community initiative striving to eliminate weaknesses of the town with six task forces, one of which is environment and recreation. A survey conducted earlier this year made it apparent...

In 1950, Gene Conley played on the Cougar baseball team that reached the College World Series.

Coug legend Gene Conley dies at 86

JACOB MOORE, Former Evergreen sports editor July 10, 2017

WSU alumnus Donald Eugene “Gene” Conley died at the age of 86 last week. The only athlete to ever win a championship for both a MLB and NBA team, Conley suffered from a failing heart. Conley’s...

Zumba instructor Leah Haak Beck leads a group in a choreographed workout Friday at Snap Fitness. There are three instructors who guide the dance program throughout the week.

Zumba is a platform for social freedom

JACOB MOORE, Former Evergreen sports editor July 5, 2017

Zumba was quite the experience. I’ll admit, I knew almost nothing about the dance fitness program when I decided to attend a session at Snap Fitness. And when I told others I was going to Zumba for...

Executive Assistant Lauren McCleary explains the current National Appaloosa Show that the club is a part of in Texas. 

Preserving Appaloosa horses long-term goal for Moscow club

JACOB MOORE, Former Evergreen sports editor July 5, 2017

Moscow is home to the International Headquarters of the Appaloosa horse breed. The club and museum can be found just outside the Washington border. “I feel like a lot of people don’t even know...

Custodian Supervisor John Berney walks down concrete stairs near the student section bleachers at Martin Stadium on Monday. Berney talks about his cleaning experiences before, during and after home games.

Q&A with a custodian: John Berney

JACOB MOORE, Former Evergreen sports editor June 28, 2017

Q What is a typical game day like for you? A “It can be very hectic. The custodial staff plays a small role making sure the buildings are ready for game day and keeping up with the stadium restrooms...

Owner Brandon Doctor talks about his gaming lounge Sunday. The lounge is illuminated by gaming consoles, TVs and colored mood-setting lights.

New game shop PLAYlive Nation opens in Moscow

JACOB MOORE, Former Evergreen sports editor June 28, 2017

PLAYlive Nation in the Palouse Mall opened its doors to the public after the conclusion of the spring semesters at UI and WSU. Despite the lack of college students, owner and operator Brandon Doctor...

Students compete in a game of intramural soccer April 28 at Rogers Field.

Intramurals outline transgender support

RYAN BLAKE, Evergreen reporter June 28, 2017

WSU is one of only 16 colleges in the country with transgender-inclusive policies for intramural athletics. Most collegiate university recreation programs have not shown this openness to the transgender...

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