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The cast includes returning members of previous films in the Conjuring series.

[Photo] Movie review: The Conjuring 3 was alright for me

June 30, 2021
The food pantry is currently located in the Lighty Student Services Building, but is set to move to a centralized location in the Compton Union Building over the summer.

[Photo] Student fee to support new full-time food pantry position

June 16, 2021

[Photo] Feeling the movement: Kinesiology professor connects exercise, body image

May 28, 2021
Washington state universities seem to be unknown to some American students. Without sports teams that are household names or academics that are renowned by a majority nationwide, students outside of Washington state are not familiar with us.

[Photo] Out of state, WSU lacks strong reputation

May 17, 2021
Although some students may come to WSU with an idea of their dream job, it is normal for them to change their minds. Students should consider every option, and not have to worry about changing their major.

[Photo] Students shouldn’t be afraid to change majors

May 17, 2021
When applying for college, the location of campus is often a major factor. Some prefer experiencing college in a small town rather than a city, and this preference can affect which colleges we pay attention to.

[Photo] University's perceived 'popularity' affected by location

May 17, 2021
Reanne Cunningham Chilton, committee member and doctoral student, said the committee gives students a chance to have a voice and speak up about issues and policies that significantly impact WSU.

[Photo] WSU office looking for student committee members 

April 27, 2021
Is it simply a cloud of mist, or is the well-known Bryan Clock Tower now a floating structure?

[Photo] OPINION: Satire: My neighbor teleports to class

April 22, 2021
Trust and well-being are related. When students feel confident and connected, they are more likely to enjoy the benefits of their college experience.

[Photo] Students' trust in college depends on leadership

April 22, 2021
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April 22, 2021
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[Photo] OPINION: State bill on universal health care is advantageous for all residents

April 22, 2021
The WSU College of Veterinary Medicine raised the most money for an individual organization, totaling over $337,000 from 259 gifts.

[Photo] WSU Day of Giving raises over $700,000 

April 22, 2021
You don't need to be a mathematician to understand finance.

[Photo] OPINION: Take a finance class

April 21, 2021
ASWSU Senator Oluwanifemi Shola-Dare said students should not have to spend a lot of time navigating through different websites or figuring out who to contact to ask their questions.

[Photo] Resource accessibility to be ‘modernized’

April 20, 2021
Students will have the opportunity to anonymously share their sexual assault stories through a Survivors’ Page network.

[Photo] Sexual assault resources portal, survivors’ page under development

April 20, 2021
Something as simple as having a goldfish, or any pet, could begin the conversation of death and grieving.

[Photo] OPINION: Why we should normalize death

April 15, 2021
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[Photo] OPINION: Learn how to identify sexual assault to prevent it

April 15, 2021
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[Photo] OPINION: Satire: Why the next Olympics should be held in Antarctica

April 8, 2021
Students hope for in-person classes next semester and for more opportunities to be involved on campus.

[Photo] WSU students agree that in-person classes are the best way to learn

April 6, 2021
Compared to last year’s ASWSU election, this year’s voter turnout is 4.4 percent less.

[Photo] ASWSU Election Board certifies results

April 5, 2021
Edmund is trading in The North Face rain jacket for a Cougar Football jersey.

[Photo] OPINION: Satire: The new saga, Vampires in Pullman 

April 1, 2021
WSU students have recently been noticing strange occurences on Zoom. What started out as innocuous Zoom glitches and creations of tired minds seems to have sinister undertones.

[Photo] OPINION: Satire: Are WSU professors hiding a big secret?

April 1, 2021
People should partake in volunteering; it makes our community a better place.

[Photo] OPINION: Give back to your community 

March 31, 2021
Time is running out for four students who filed a sexual harassment report to WSU’s Compliance and Civil Rights as they are graduating this year.

[Photo] WSU students seek justice for sexual harassment investigation

March 30, 2021
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March 30, 2021
Two new groups of people become eligible for vaccines on Monday. The first group includes individuals with disabilities and those who are pregnant.

[Photo] SEL hosts vaccination clinic Monday

March 19, 2021
The virtual “Reels with All the Feels” film festival will play “PERIOD. End of Sentence.

[Photo] Film festival highlights issues women face

March 16, 2021
Sleep disturbances can impact memory and decision making because the part of the brain responsible for processing memory is uniquely susceptible to damage.

[Photo] Mental health series discusses sleep deprivation

March 12, 2021
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[Photo] People more willing to follow advice when leaders use confident tone

March 11, 2021
It sucks to be lactose intolerant because ice cream, cheese and pizza are a few of the seven wonders.

[Photo] OPINION: Satire: Lactose intolerance won't stop me

March 10, 2021
Museum galleries are open 1-4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.

[Photo] WSU art museum reopens

March 9, 2021
The panel will discuss why the gender gap disproportionately affects people of color and how the gender gap impacts one’s ability to enter a male-dominated workspace.

[Photo] Expert panel to address gender gap

March 8, 2021
Roots Editor Jenae Laxson uses running as a way to destress from school, work and life in general. She finds reading out articles with reporters to be one of the best parts of the job because of the social aspect.

[Photo] Day in the life of Roots Editor

March 4, 2021
This game was originally released for the Playstation 2, but was remade to work with newer consoles.

[Photo] Shadow of the Colossus

March 4, 2021
The WSU Museum of Art's “Under the Same Sun and Moon: New Acquisitions from the Collection” will open March 9 and will run through Aug. 14.

[Photo] WSU Museum of Art unveils new exhibition

March 2, 2021
Poet and author Major Jackson has received several awards, including a Pushcart Prize and a Whiting Writers’ Award. 

[Photo] Visiting writers series features award-winning poet

March 1, 2021
Susan Neiman, director of the Einstein Forum, will discuss various cultural shifts, memorialization efforts and educational changes that brought attention to The Holocaust and encouraged nation-wide discussion.

[Photo] Event to cover how Germany has dealt with The Holocaust

February 22, 2021
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[Photo] OPINION: Women should be able to make decisions about their bodies without judgement

February 18, 2021
From Feb. 16, 2020, to Feb. 16, 2021, Pullman PD coded three deaths by suicide, 62 attempts and 58 threats.

[Photo] ‘Every statistic is a real person’

February 18, 2021
“While each campus is unique, each campus is different and was created for a different reason,” said Phil Weiler, WSU vice president for marketing and communications.

[Photo] Structural changes to come with ONEWSU

February 18, 2021
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February 18, 2021
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February 18, 2021
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February 18, 2021
Children should learn to embrace other cultures

[Photo] OPINION: Parents should teach their children about race

February 11, 2021
Superintendent Bob Maxwell notified employees about the stipends in a meeting Feb. 3.

[Photo] School employees may get $2,000 stipends

February 11, 2021
Though being close to campus is convenient, you have more personal space in an apartment than in a dorm room.

[Photo] OPINION: Off-campus housing is better than living on-campus

February 11, 2021
Japanese and French are challenging to learn in different ways.

[Photo] OPINION: Japanese is easier to learn than French

February 10, 2021
Obioma, along with one other writer, are the only authors in history to be Booker Prize finalists for all their published books.

[Photo] Visiting writers series highlights Booker Prize finalist

February 8, 2021
The WSU Office for Access and Opportunity is offering grab-and-go bags to students, which include some type of protein, grain, fruit and other snacks.

[Photo] Community Action Center hosts webinar about resources for students

February 5, 2021
Using dating apps can be a great way to fill the social void created by the pandemic.

[Photo] OPINION: Dating apps are great for meeting new people

February 3, 2021
Students will use a variety of online platforms to present their work to the judges on Zoom.

[Photo] SURCA student and judge applications open

February 1, 2021
Public services librarian Sarah Phelan-Blamires-Blamires said she finds reading both relaxing and good for her mental health during the isolating times of the pandemic.

[Photo] Colfax book club finds virtual socialization

January 28, 2021
The data shows the average scores for liberal and conservative participants and their understanding of the greenhouse gas effect. When conservatives have a higher understanding of the greenhouse gas effect, they tend to believe in global warming. Liberals tend to believe in global warming more strongly even if they have a low understanding of the greenhouse gas effect.

[Photo] Teaching global warming helps deniers believe

January 28, 2021
Carpenter Hall is one of many of WSU's famous red-bricked buildings

[Photo] OPINION: WSU's Pullman campus and its architectural wonders

January 28, 2021
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January 28, 2021
Aoki's newest book, “Life From Uncommon Stars,” will be released this fall.

[Photo] Visiting Writers Series begins

January 25, 2021
Any internet delays would be short: one or two seconds.

[Photo] Potential internet delays on Saturday

December 11, 2020
“We’re catching people long before they feel sick typically, and that reduces the number of people in the duration of exposure,” said Ethan Adams, CEO of Veterinary Medical Research & Development.

[Photo] Company creates way to detect COVID-19 earlier

December 11, 2020
Police officers are doing extra patrols this winter to prevent possible burglaries.

[Photo] Police warn residents to lock homes before leaving town to prevent break-ins

December 10, 2020
Students will receive test results within 48 hours.

[Photo] Students required to get tested for COVID-19 upon arrival to campus in spring

December 10, 2020
If finals has you stressed, this week's Ask Emma is made just for you.

[Photo] Ask Emma: I’m stressed about finals

December 7, 2020
Resident advisers have to enforce the policy that residents wear masks, but it caused conflict between residents and RAs.

[Photo] Resident advisers face challenges

December 4, 2020
Students who want religious accommodations must contact their instructors in the first two weeks of the semester.

[Photo] Religious calendar allows students to celebrate holidays without class conflicts

December 2, 2020
Sure, 8 a.m. classes are early, but think of all the unsung morning benefits.

[Photo] OPINION: Satire: Take an early morning class

December 3, 2020
COVID-19-related food insecurity is a nationwide issue, and food pantries try to help people in need.

[Photo] OPINION: Students should use WSU food pantries

December 3, 2020
Students with depression suffer enough — they need our support.

[Photo] OPINION: Support students with depression

December 1, 2020
No Shave November isn't just a fun way to raise money — it should also be an official WSU holiday.

[Photo] OPINION: Satire: No Shave November should be a WSU holiday

December 2, 2020
Thanksgiving misses the mark in a lot of ways, especially in terms of food.

[Photo] OPINION: Satire: Thanksgiving falls flat

December 1, 2020
As students log into Zoom again this week for classes, Ask Emma sheds light on how to maintain momentum to finish out the semester.

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December 1, 2020
As students log into Zoom again this week for classes, Emma sheds light on how to maintain momentum to finish out the semester.

[Photo] Ask Emma: I lost all my motivation

November 30, 2020
Researchers found that people who work in states with fewer COVID-19 restrictions take fewer safety precautions than workers who live in states with more restrictions.

[Photo] Economic worries, state policies affect workers complying with COVID-19 guidelines

November 17, 2020
Native and Indigenous people deserve our support and respect.

[Photo] OPINION: Support Native students at WSU

November 17, 2020
Thanksgiving pies are some of the year’s best, but they’re not all equally good. Here’s some favorites.

[Photo] OPINION: Thanksgiving’s best pies

November 19, 2020
Beds will be available in the room for donors. No more than seven people will be in the room.

[Photo] WSU Greek organizations to host plasma drive

November 12, 2020
“You end up writing a lot of things that go nowhere,” Russo said. “Just honor your own story and your own struggle, and be fierce.”

[Photo] How To Be: A Poet

November 12, 2020
Grapes from commercial and research vineyards are collected and analyzed so WSU researchers can see how wine grape quality is affected by how long they are exposed to smoke.

[Photo] Researchers study ashy aromas, tastes in wine affected by wildfires

November 11, 2020
Taking a mental health day is important for students and professors alike.

[Photo] OPINION: Take a mental health day

November 11, 2020
Tattoos and tattoo artists create understated, underappreciated works of art.

[Photo] OPINION: Tattoos are a way to express creativity

November 11, 2020
Protests and riots will only push Americans farther apart, which is something we cannot afford. Political unity is what America needs, not partisanship.

[Photo] OPINION: Riots over election will not solve anything

November 12, 2020
Christmas music just keeps creeping up on us — and it just doesn’t seem right.

[Photo] OPINION: Don’t play Christmas music until after Thanksgiving

November 12, 2020
College certainly isn't for everybody, but higher education is always a great option.

[Photo] OPINION: Pursue higher education after high school

November 10, 2020
Students have picked up cool hobbies in the time they've taken to quarantine — something that everyone should consider.

[Photo] OPINION: Pick up a unique hobby during quarantine

November 10, 2020
These swing states were crucial for Biden's win.

[Photo] OPINION: Countdown after the 3rd: I have no mouth and I must scream

November 10, 2020
If you're thinking about reaching out to someone you've stopped talking to on a dating app, Emma said to think about your reasoning for wanting to reach out.

[Photo] Ask Emma: I can’t make up my mind

November 9, 2020
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November 9, 2020
A WSU researcher tested the effects sleep has on rats that are exposed to trauma.

[Photo] Increasing sleep may reduce fear-associated memories from trauma

November 4, 2020
The different climates students come from may not prepare them for Pullman's unique winters.

[Photo] OPINION: Pullman winters are a completely different experience

November 3, 2020
The statistics behind 2016 were skewed based on some polling tactics that didn't work out. 2020 looks to be more accurate.

[Photo] OPINION: Election polls aren’t as terminally broken as we think

November 3, 2020
Student athletes should get paid for their work because they're performing a service that makes money for the school.

[Photo] OPINION: Student athletes should be paid for their work

November 4, 2020
College for everyone, regardless of price, has been a significant issue in the past. However, the 2020 election might solve some aspects of the debate.

[Photo] OPINION: Presidential election will decide college plans

November 3, 2020
It is difficult to say who will win the presidential election because of the low emotional response from undecided voters. The winner will depend on which candidate made a subconscious impact on undecided voters.

[Photo] Undecided voters had few responses to presidential debates, study shows

October 30, 2020
“Kicking & Screaming,” starring Will Ferrell, will be shown Nov. 6 outside of the Evangelical Free Church of the Palouse. Tickets cost $20 per car.

[Photo] Sport management students to host drive-in movie for Pullman community

October 30, 2020
WSU Transportation Services closed three Green 3 parking lots at the intersection of Columbia Street and Spokane Street, a Green 4 lot by the Chinook and a Green 5 lot on Ferdinand’s Lane.

[Photo] Parking lots close on campus

October 29, 2020
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October 29, 2020
Climate change is a major issue, and it’s crucial that we vote to address it.

[Photo] OPINION: Voting for climate protection is important

October 29, 2020
These scary murderers still haunt us today in the form of stories, books and movies.

[Photo] OPINION: Top ten spooky Victorian era murderers

October 28, 2020
A new list of candy for trick-or-treaters has been released in keeping with CDC standards.

[Photo] OPINION: Satire: Halloween candies for 2020

October 28, 2020
It's important for students to have an outlet to express their creativity.

[Photo] OPINION: Schools should encourage student creativity

October 28, 2020
Green energy is crucial for our future, and it all starts with corporations.

[Photo] OPINION: Companies need to go carbon-neutral

October 27, 2020
Volunteering benefits others, and yourself. It's important to get out in your community and give back.

[Photo] OPINION: WSU students should volunteer more

October 27, 2020
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