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ANH NGO

ANH NGO, Evergreen Photographer

Anh Ngo is a graphic designer for the 2021-2022 school year. Anh is a junior architecture major from Renton, Washington. Anh started working for the Evergreen in spring 2021 as an illustrator and worked with the paper previously.

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Pride is for everyone, every Cougar

June 24, 2022
As internet crime and demand for cybersecurity increases, WSU faculty believe a new degree will greatly benefit students.

[Photo] WSU faculty discuss necessity of cybersecurity degree for fall 2023

June 23, 2022
A successful gut-on-a-chip model will determine whether or not researchers can use microcin to control an infection.

[Photo] Researchers develop gut-on-a-chip technology to study E. coli, future treatments

June 20, 2022
The robot and its electrostatic sprayer will be tested in a lab before they are tested in the field next spring.

[Photo] Robotic pollinator could decrease reliance on bees

June 30, 2022
Researchers could spend almost 20 years waiting to release their new cherries, considering seedlings take several years to grow flowers and fruit.

[Photo] WSU researchers aim to achieve 'ideal' cherries with new genetic material

June 6, 2022
Student navigators will be trained experts in the community, helping establish relationships and teach students about local organizations.

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Do you have everything you need for the summer at home? Clothes? Toothbrush? Identity crisis?

[Photo] OPINION: Is it home, or just your parents' house?

May 26, 2022
The Walkmens masterpiece is The Rat, off the mediocre album Bow + Arrows.

[Photo] Songs so good, they make the album look bad

April 28, 2022
Navigating the internet can be difficult due to the nature of free information, so it is critical to know how to engage with online content responsibly.

[Photo] OPINION: How to be an informed citizen in the age of misinformation

April 21, 2022
Easter is the holiday celebrating the resurrection of Christ.

[Photo] Easter with the McCampbells

April 21, 2022
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Some people deny their CHS diagnosis because cannabis is often thought of as a treatment for nausea, not something that causes it.

[Photo] Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome: Dangers of the stoner lifestyle

April 14, 2022
The etiquette does and donts of cannabis consumption.

[Photo] Weed-iquette: A polite idiot’s guide to cannabis

April 14, 2022
MLB and NBA have stopped testing for weed, are other sports next?

[Photo] Current NCAA weed policies

April 14, 2022
WSU’s policy prohibits the unlawful possession, use or distribution of illicit drugs and alcohol on university-controlled property.

[Photo] To test or not to test: Local employers share drug policies

April 14, 2022
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The initial strategy for the co-operative pruning process is to have robots prune 80% of the tree.

[Photo] Research aims to replace human pruners with robots

April 7, 2022
There are always opportunities to party, but rarely opportunities to truly focus on relaxation.

[Photo] OPINION: Spring break was not restful

March 31, 2022
At this point, I’ll just take the parking tickets.

[Photo] Satire: WSU Transportation to raise parking costs on 100th Anniversary

March 31, 2022
The college hamster wheel

The college hamster wheel

March 24, 2022
Women in the music industry continue to thirve in creative and musical expression.

[Photo] Underrated: women in music

March 24, 2022
WSU Vancouver team shares presentation on child care providers in Cuidado pandémico: Nuestras fotos, nuestras historias.

[Photo] WSU Vancouver professors amplify underrepresented workers stories

March 11, 2022
Final 2022 MLK programming event highlights Black History with Global Campus event.

[Photo] Ready to test your knowledge of Black History Month?

March 3, 2022
The convenience of the digital age is a major contributor to blind consumerism.

[Photo] OPINION: Blind consumerism fueled by social media, influencer culture

February 24, 2022
Even once the gel becomes available to the public, researchers encourage its use in conjunction with a condom.

[Photo] Researchers want to make contraceptive gel accessible, safe

February 24, 2022
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While grants have been distributed for nonprofits, the application for small businesses is still open.

[Photo] Whitman County awards grants to nonprofits, small businesses

February 21, 2022
It can be hard to navigate relationships as a young adult, especially when the relationships portrayed in popular media are not always the healthiest.

[Photo] ‘Is It Love, Actually?’

February 17, 2022
Yellowstone National Park is home to breathtaking views, lively wildlife and a super volcano. Professor Rob Thomas says there is no need to worry about that last part though.

[Photo] Ancient Yellowstone eruptions helped form inland Northwest

February 10, 2022
Encanto touches the hearts of WSU students and many across the world.

[Photo] Surveys in: We love 'Encanto'

February 10, 2022
Friday Feb. 4, the Taiwanese Student Accociation will host their Lunar New year and Night Market Celebration.

[Photo] Lunar New Year celebration sold out

February 3, 2022
COVID classes save students from chilling walks across campus

COVID classes save students from chilling walks across campus

January 27, 2022
After a three year hiatus, the Palouse Cult Film Revival is back in Moscow. Organizers say the event is a vital part of the local art scene.

[Photo] Cold cocktails and cult classics

January 27, 2022
Social media often aestheticizes hit shows, and in the process the important messages get lost.

[Photo] TV Show Review: Glamorization of ‘Euphoria’ distracts from show quality

January 25, 2022
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Increasing calcium bioavailability in ice cream allows people to get essential nutrients, even while having a treat.

[Photo] Research lab explores adding more calcium, vitamin D in ice cream

January 27, 2022
Phillip J. Roundtree was the featured speaker at the Martin Luther King Jr. Human Rights Community Breakfast. Roundtree discussed his personal relationship with MLK as well as the importance of access to mental health care for communities of color.

[Photo] ‘Black Mental Health Matters’

January 20, 2022
Winners of the annual Palouse Writers Guild competition will receive giftcards to local bookstores or a cash prize.

[Photo] Calling all writers

January 19, 2022
Take a break from the chaos of your life and enter a new world, journey into the genre of your choice.

[Photo] Books to fuel 2022

January 20, 2022
WSUs MLK program has a wide variety of online events and speakers lined up throughout Jan and Feb.

[Photo] Celebrate Black History Month with Big Names

January 20, 2022
Bring in the holiday spirit with these 10 must-see films.

[Photo] Top 10 Christmas movies

December 9, 2021
We should have a Neds Declassified School Survival Guide-esque attitude toward dating. We are all just figuring it out.

[Photo] Embrace hookup culture

December 6, 2021
There are seven award categories. Last year, there were 33 different recipients, but recipients may win multiple grants.

[Photo] Research award applications open

December 9, 2021
Nuthouse Improv Comedy has been entertaining audiences at WSU for over 20 years.

[Photo] Giggles, guffaws, general silliness

November 19, 2021
Academic coached and advisers create the ASCC workshops. All of the presentations get input from academic advisers while some are reviewed by students.

[Photo] ASCC hosts live self-help workshops through Zoom

November 17, 2021
mRNA from the COVID-19 vaccine is a set of molecular instructions. Cells use it to create SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins, which are not infectious. Then the body can make antibodies specific to the pathogen.

[Photo] Science Explained: What does a booster shot do for immunity?

November 18, 2021
Commerce has been around for centuries and has contributed to the advancement of our society. However, it is important to recognize its faults.

[Photo] Survival of the richest

November 15, 2021
Having trouble finishing the last stretch before Thanksgiving Break? Ask Emma has some advice for you. Stay strong, Cougs.

[Photo] Ask Emma: I’m struggling to make it to Thanksgiving break

November 12, 2021
There has to be a better way to learn than cramming for weekly exams.

[Photo] Standardized testing adds to student stress

November 11, 2021
Mexican-American children were more likely to share than white children. But the Mexican-American children were more competitive than individualistc children if they spoke English at home.

[Photo] Sharing is caring, but only for some

November 11, 2021
Fear falls into two categories: innate and learned.

[Photo] Slight explanation of evolutionary fear

November 11, 2021
The morals of our world are examined through circumstances no one would dream to be in.

[Photo] Risking your life for stability

November 4, 2021
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Come share your story at the LandEscapes Halloween open mic event.

[Photo] Win prizes at SpookyEscapes

October 28, 2021
Look to the stars this Halloween to learn about celtic folklore, the origins of Halloween and astronomys role in it all.

[Photo] Explore haunted skies, ancient history of Halloween

October 28, 2021
Ariel, a female YouTuber, makes videos about why all men are trash based on their zodiac signs. Why are people — particularly women — continuing to generalize an entire demographic based on a pseudoscientific practice?

[Photo] Astrology misrepresents feminist values

October 7, 2021
Despite feministic movements bringing awareness to women’s rights, our society continues to fuel and pass off sexist wedding rituals as tradition. These traditions are inherently sexist, but our society ignores their historical significance and continues to use them today.

[Photo] Marriage traditions inherently sexist

October 4, 2021
Anyone who is concerned about a student or other WSU affiliate can submit a referral through the Student Care Network.

[Photo] Network provides resources for students

September 30, 2021
CAPS and Palouse River Counseling offer mental health resources for students who are struggling with anything, including the recent shooting in Pullman.

[Photo] Pullman mental health resources help students following shooting

September 27, 2021
Mental Illness

[Photo] We are not defined by mental illness

September 23, 2021
Be careful not to get sucked into your phone and all it has to offer.

[Photo] Seven ways to combat phone addiction

September 22, 2021
International-Graduate student insurance

[Photo] International students desperate for help

October 20, 2021
Many students are feeling exhausted now that school is back in person. This week, Ask Emma has some useful tips to get back to feeling energized.

[Photo] Ask Emma: Coming back to school has made me exhausted

September 9, 2021
The grapes are kept in six portable hoop houses, which contain a set of frames and shade cloth that cover a variety of grapes.

[Photo] Save the grapes, fight the smoke

September 2, 2021
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