OEO makes changes to name, policy
JAKOB THORINGTON, Evergreen reporter
July 18, 2019
The Office of Equal Opportunity updated its procedures regarding sexual harassment as a part of a resolution agreement with the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR). The federal review began in 2013 and looked at universities’ handling of sexual harassment and sexual violence...
Tuition increase of 2.4 percent across WSU campuses
GABRIEL BRAVO, Evergreen reporter
June 20, 2019
WSU's Board of Regents approved a 2.4 percent tuition increase earlier this month during a Tri-Cities campus retreat. The increase is supposed to aid graduate students' and staff’s increased living expenses and health insurance. Washington law allows universities to set tuition rates for their students...
GPSA, Transit react to S&A cuts
IAN SMAY, Evergreen reporter
April 16, 2018
University entities that rely on Services and Activities fees as a source of revenue for the most part received less than they asked for as student leaders pushed for scaling back student fees. At the beginning of April, these organizations came before the Services and Activities Fee Committee with...
Athletics accounts for half decrease in reserves
CODY COTTIER, Evergreen reporter
April 4, 2018
Newly released financial figures show WSU Athletics accounts for roughly half the drop in university savings, which administrators have used to justify system-wide spending cuts of 2.5 percent. Officials have traditionally said the athletics budget is separate from the university’s, and that athletics...
WSU sues over Cosmic Crisp
IAN SMAY, Evergreen reporter
March 20, 2018
WSU filed a countersuit in response to a lawsuit brought against the university by an agriculture technology company over a new variety of apple. A lawsuit filed in King County by Phytelligence on Feb. 26 claims that WSU broke the terms of their contract that deals with the Cosmic Crisp apple variety,...
WSU faces lawsuit over data breach
CODY COTTIER, Evergreen reporter
March 1, 2018
Four people are bringing a class-action lawsuit against WSU, alleging they suffered identity theft after a hard drive containing sensitive information for more than 1 million people was stolen from a WSU facility in April. The lawsuit, which represents everyone affected by the security breach, argu...
High-ups earn six-figures
REBECCA WHITE, Evergreen reporter
February 26, 2018
Editors Note: Clicking on the subheads before every section will open a new tab allowing readers to view the contracts in full. Of the highest-earning employees at the university, football Head Coach Mike Leach, who is set to make $3.5 million in 2018, has seen some of the highest increases in pay. ...
ASWSU considers putting sports pass on ballot
February 7, 2018
ASWSU considered putting a $265 annual mandatory sports pass referendum on the ballot at their February 7 meeting. [pdf-embedder url="https://dailyevergreen.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Referendum-47-05-FOOTBALL.docx-EXTERNAL-UPDATED-SNO.pdf" title="Referendum 47-05 FOOTBALL.docx--EXTERNAL UPDATED SNO"]...
Regents executive sessions
December 10, 2017
We requested all documents from the Regents executive session from the meeting on WSU Pullman's campus on Sept. 21, 2017. No documents were withheld under any claim of exemption under the Public Records Act (RCW 42.56). [pdf-embedder url="https://dailyevergreen.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/Sept-2...
WSU’s fiscal health website
December 10, 2017
WSU compiled information regarding its efforts to reduce spending and improve its financial situation. https://wsu.edu/fiscal-health/ Note: This site is not maintained by The Daily Evergreen.
Colleges outline spending plans
December 10, 2017
In response to WSU President Kirk Schulz's mandate that all WSU units reduce spending by 2.5 percent to eliminate the university's deficit, college deans described their financial plans in memos to faculty and staff. Carson College of Business [pdf-embedder url="https://dailyevergreen.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/Carson-College-of-Business.pdf" title="Carson Co...
WSU administrators’ emails related to wolf researcher
December 10, 2017
Email exchanges and other communication from several WSU administrators regarding wolf researcher Robert Wielgus, who filed an ethics complaint earlier this year arguing the university violated his academic freedom. The Evergreen obtained these records to inform reporting on Wielgus' battle with the...
International students will not be able to stay in the country if they do not take at least one in-person course in fall 2020, according to a statement...
