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The announcment includes all WSU greek councils.

Nichole Lique, WSU Raptor Club member, holds golden eagle Amicus while discussing the auction to occur during Mom's Weekend on Wednesday at the Stauber Raptor Facility.

[Photo] Raptor club to host silent auction with birds of prey

April 12, 2019
Kelly Marshall, ASWSU deputy director of legislative affairs, explains the importance of passing lanes for student safety Thursday at the CUB.

[Photo] State aims for changes on State Route 26 soon

April 5, 2019
Dr. Boel Fransson describes the surgery on Jingle’s liver shunts with a small sketch she drew out on Monday at WSU’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital. Fransson says Jingle’s condition was more difficult than an average dog.

[Photo] WSU veterinarians help aid Jingle the corgi

April 3, 2019
Dan Garceau, who has worked as a tattoo artist for 3 years at Blood Diamond Ink, explains why he loves working there on Saturday at Blood Diamond Ink. “I saw an opportunity to pursue art,” he says.

[Photo] Tattoo parlor strives for creativity, welcoming environment

March 29, 2019
Chelsea Whitney, owner of Poppy Salon and Spa, talks about her business as she works on client Kristin Hansen’s hair on March 21 at Poppy Salon and Spa. The supportive atmosphere at the salon is evident to clients.

[Photo] Local beauty parlor specializes in eco-friendliness

March 29, 2019
Don Bender, Director and Weyerhaeuser Professor, explains the process behind turning recycled carbon fiber into green building materials, and how these new building materials are already changing making differences to building and architecture Thursday evening in PACCAR.

CMEC Director Don Bender, explains the process behind combining recycled wood and carbon fiber into green building materials, and how these new building materials are already changing making differences to building and architecture.

[Photo] Researchers to create green housing materials

March 25, 2019
Kayla Wakulich, a doctoral student in WSU’s Environmental and Natural Resource Sciences program, says the garden will incorporate the community.

[Photo] Nonprofit to build edible garden in downtown Pullman

March 20, 2019
Kayla Wakulich, from Pheonix Conservency Group, discusses the edible garden planned for downtown Pullman on Tuesday in the CUB.

Naomi Wallace, neuroscience graduate student, explains how research shows negative effects of even a one-hour offset March 5 in the Veterinary and Biomedical Research Building.

[Photo] Proposed laws may remove daylight saving time switch

March 18, 2019
Naomi Wallace, neuroscience graduate student and Ph.D. candidate, explains how according to research the bills looking to be passed would benefit all people on Tuesday at the Veterinary and Biomedical Research Building.

Ralph Chikhany and Veneice Guillory-Lacy, Presidential and Vice-Presidential candidates respectively, tell attendees why they would be the best choice for next semesters positions at Monday’s GPSA meeting in Butch’s Den.

[Photo] GPSA presidential ticket presents plans

March 5, 2019
"I think we'll create a really good product in the end" says Adam Lincoln, city administrator, who is overseeing the remodel of the City of Pullman's website Thursday morning in City Hall.

Adam Lincoln, City of Pullman administrator, discusses his role in overseeing the remodel of the city's website at Pullman City Hall.

[Photo] City of Pullman to design new website

March 4, 2019
Grad student Stephanie Sjoberg says she helped organize Plant Science Symposium on Tuesday in Johnson Hall.

[Photo] WSU hosts science symposium for plant research

February 28, 2019
‘Don’t Shoot’ by Lydia Suh hangs in Gallery 3 of the Fine Arts building Tuesday.

[Photo] Art contest for societal progress displays work

February 20, 2019
Nina Woodford, Director of the Office of the Campus Veterinarian, discusses the use of animals for research Friday in Lighty.

[Photo] Potential bill to protect research cats, dogs

February 19, 2019
Nectar manager Levi Vixie, left, and shift supervisor Charlotte Verinder organized the charity event tomorrow.

[Photo] Galentine’s Day to support non-profit

February 15, 2019
Kevin Gardes, Pullman public works director, says repairing the leaky water lines on Autumn and Summer streets are a way to address multiple issues with one project Tuesday morning at 10 a.m. in the Public Works department at City Hall.

[Photo] Pullman will replace pipelines, repave roads

February 14, 2019
Assistant Chief Steve J. Hansen speaks about why the department needs new officers and Monday evening's rumors of a someone wanting to "shoot up" the university on Tuesday afternoon at the WSU Police Department.

Joe Hedges, an assistant professor of painting and intermedia, tells how art, or lack thereof, can affect students at WSU on Monday morning in the Fine Arts Center. He said student artwork helps address the issue of noticeably missing creativity.

[Photo] Lack of art on campus could impact students

January 31, 2019
GPSA Vice President David Silva checks in with GPSA members Monday evening in Butch’s Den about issues within departments. He announced certain GPSA members will meet with graduate school dean Lisa Gloss on Wednesday.

[Photo] Pullman 2040 wants to make community changes

January 29, 2019
“We are now open,” says Dr. Vinod Mehta, of Palouse Pulmonology and Sleep Medicine, on Wednesday at the Pullman Regional Hospital Clinic. “Anyone who has problems with sleep needs to see a sleep physician.”

[Photo] Clinic opens to help with sleep disorders

January 17, 2019
Sara Quenzer, a junior double majoring in journalism and media production and English creative writing, says, “she nearly always incorporates humor into her writing,” Monday in Murrow Hall.

[Photo] Wordplay contributes humor, creativity to writing

January 17, 2019
Chris Peltier, owner of Blood Diamond Ink, works on a back piece for a customer in Jan., 2019.

[Photo] Friends don’t let friends get typical tattoos

ZACH GOFF, Evergreen reporter
January 16, 2019
“It will be more integrated,” said Scott Adams, Pullman Regional Hospital CEO, as he discusses his goals and hopes for the hospital’s Next Era of Excellence bond Tuesday afternoon at Pullman Regional Hospital.

[Photo] Hospital initiative hopes to expand on medical services

January 16, 2019
New low emission buses that Joe Thornton purchased for Pullman School District at the bus garage.

[Photo] State ecology department grants buses for Pullman’s schools

January 14, 2019
Andrew Gillreath-Brown, PhD candidate in anthropology, explains that he hopes the new website can not only be a learning tool, but can connect and reconnect past and present WSU students Wednesday morning in College Hall.

[Photo] Website brings WSU's history to life

January 10, 2019
Dr. Jaime Nolan discusses policy and inclusivity with GPSA senators Monday in the CUB.

[Photo] GPSA discusses possible fees for lobbying group

January 8, 2019
WSU Creamery Manager John Haugen says the holiday season boosts sales Wednesday morning at Ferdinand’s Ice Cream Shoppe.

[Photo] Creamery preps for spike in sales over holiday

November 29, 2018
Elain Ding discusses the pros and cons of social media’s effect on society and herself Wednesday in the Bookie.

[Photo] Insta-slam face to face social interactions in garbage

November 15, 2018
A panel discusses microtartgeting in politics and in social media Thursday in Goertzen Hall.

[Photo] Microtargeting a common strategy on social media

October 26, 2018
ASWSU President Quinton Berkompas said the student fee will not increase because of financial uncertainty due to COVID-19.

[Photo] S&A fee committee expects decrease in revenue

April 13, 2020
Senior environmental science major McCall Daniels explains the show she created, Time For Doctor Who, Friday in the Spark. The show will air Oct. 12 and 14 in the WSU planetarium.

Anne Cox, associate professor of kinesiology, discusses the possible impact the new Weight Watchers rebrand could have on people and students Sept. 28 in the Smith Center for Undergraduate Education.

[Photo] Weight Watchers, wellness companies are based on lies

October 11, 2018
“I have always wanted to write music for the movies, but never had the opportunity,” professor Greg Yasinitsky says as he discusses the music he wrote for “The Cross-Up” Monday at Kimbrough Music Building.

[Photo] Professor conducts soundtrack for new film

October 9, 2018
Matt McCluskey, chief technology officer of Klar Scientific, discusses a research grant recently awarded to him and his team for the further development of their microscope Wednesday in Webster.

[Photo] Technology company started by WSU professors receives grant

September 27, 2018
The brand new Insomnia Cookies located in Pullman delivers cookies until 3 a.m.

[Photo] Late-night bakery opens doors in Washington

September 21, 2018
Jarrick Wick discusses the return of the Cougar Safe Rides, formerly know as Women's Transit, Friday Wilson-Short Hall.

[Photo] Safe Rides back again this fall

September 17, 2018
Karen Weathermon, co-director of WSU’s Common Reading Program, discusses the book for this year, called “Soonish.”

[Photo] Common Reading "Soonish," not just for STEM

September 13, 2018
Through inclusive recruiting techniques the Greek community can help transgender people find a home at WSU that respects them for who they are.

Through inclusive recruiting techniques the Greek community can help transgender people find a home at WSU that respects them for who they are.

[Photo] Greek chapters should welcome transgender community

September 4, 2018
Pullman PD Cmdr. Chris Tennant describes how the upcoming WSU school year has an impact on the department and the types of police reports made.

[Photo] Pullman Police are doing more despite shrinking department

August 30, 2018
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