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ANISSA CHAK

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Cruising into summer break

ANISSA CHAK
April 28, 2022
From 3 - 6 p.m. on Friday, Moscow’s East City Park will be alive with Inland North Wastes Earth Day party.

[Photo] Earth Day in Moscow

April 21, 2022
If you are the last one standing, you get an A!

[Photo] Satire: Dean of Students announces first bi-annual Hunger Games to replace dead week

April 21, 2022
Students at the International Food Festival try dishes from, Italy, Germany, Japan, ect.

[Photo] Food festival showcases international cuisine

April 21, 2022
This year marks the SLCRs third annual Spanish creative writing contest.

[Photo] La Felicidad en 100 Palabras

April 28, 2022
The etiquette does and don’ts of cannabis consumption, be mindful and considerate of others.

[Photo] What to call weed

April 14, 2022
If you are looking for a new weed strain to try, local budtenders (and certain writers at the Daily Evergreen) are here to point you in the right direction.

[Photo] OPINION: The best weed strains in Pullman

April 14, 2022
Name Tag

[Photo] Your buddy in the wonderful world of bud

April 14, 2022
On campus, students under the age of 21 may be reported for being in the same room with drugs, even if they did not consume the substance.

[Photo] Campus cannabis policies ensure federal funding, financial aid

April 14, 2022
The Whitman County Library Districts annual penny drive helps fund and support over a dozen branches around the region.

[Photo] Pennies for a public good

April 7, 2022
Don and Linda Gallagher of DLG Enterprises started the biannual craft fair at WSU over 30 years ago.

[Photo] Get crafty at the Coliseum

March 31, 2022
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The CougarCard Center is establishing a partnership with WSECU, replacing the existing partnership with US Bank.

[Photo] CougarCard Center to partner with state credit union

March 29, 2022
The first issue that happened was the heater went out, and he knew the heater had to be replaced in the fall. We texted him several times about it but he wouldn’t respond, Catherine said.

[Photo] Landlord leaves lessees without water

April 11, 2022
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No matter what hobby you choose to indulge in, there are plenty of content creators to help you get started.

[Photo] Content Creators: Women's History Month

March 24, 2022
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While some students are wary about the changes to the mask mandate, others are happy to not be wearing masks in class anymore.

[Photo] WSU students express thoughts on mask mandate changes

March 28, 2022
You are almost there

You are almost there

ANISSA CHAK
March 10, 2022
Trans rights are human rights, and Texas new laws violate both.

[Photo] OPINION: Texas Gov. Greg Abbott violates human rights with anti-trans legislation

March 10, 2022
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Audism is the discrimination or prejudice against Deaf/deaf people.

[Photo] American Sign Language Duet: The change starts with us - educate, listen, empower

March 10, 2022
Eating Disorder Awareness-2

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Crocodile Hungry is a childrens storybook that follows a crocodile on his search for a meal.

[Photo] BookPeople of Moscow to celebrate local author's debut

March 2, 2022
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Heather Taylor, freshman fine arts major, said it might be too early to lift mask mandates at WSU.

[Photo] Students react: Washington on track to lift indoor mask mandates

March 2, 2022
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WSU will not know if the pool can be open until after the contractors visit during spring break.

[Photo] SRC pool closed since February

March 11, 2022
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Zach Colligan and John Mccornack having a conversation with mask on outside of Carpenter, Feb. 22.

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Zach Colligan and John Mccornack having a conversation with mask on outside of Carpenter, Feb. 22.

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Zach Colligan and John Mccornack having a conversation with mask on outside of Carpenter, Feb. 22.

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Students studying in the Spark, Feb. 22.

[Photo] WSU changes grade terminology: ‘freshmen’ to ‘first-year student’

April 1, 2022
Students studying in the Spark, Feb. 22.

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Masked students study in the Compton Union Building on Feb. 22.

[Photo] OPINION: Should WSU keep mask mandate on campus?

February 24, 2022
The Atrium Recital Series features several students from the WSU School of Music, in addition to accomplished artists from around the country.

[Photo] (Not so) Quiet in the library

March 2, 2022
“Making sure we have proper training will actually increase the number of nurses in the hospital who will be able to perform these procedures,” Maycumber said.

[Photo] WSU supports state bill to expand sexual assault nurse training

February 21, 2022
Yik Yak exploded at WSU when it relaunched last year, especially on Greek row.

[Photo] OPINION: Relaunched Yik Yak is playground for cyberbullying

February 24, 2022
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Black artists use creativity to convey emotion and story telling through their music

[Photo] Underrated: Black Musicians

February 17, 2022
Is Valentine’s Day just a gigantic marketing scam created by greeting card companies to make money? Or is it a holiday actually worth celebrating?

[Photo] OPINION: Valentine's Day – day of love, or corporate scheme?

February 15, 2022
School of Language, culture, and race, to host second annual spanish writing contest.

[Photo] Happiness in 100 words

February 10, 2022
Intenational students write letters to their families and friends abroad.

[Photo] Letters to home

February 10, 2022
Anyone can become That Person, the person everyone wants to be, with just a few easy lifestyle changes!

[Photo] SATIRE: Self-care tips to become 'that person'

February 10, 2022
Multicultural Greek chapters were founded on principles of diversity and equity.

[Photo] OPINION: Multicultural Greek life deserves more recognition

February 10, 2022
Environmental Sustainability Alliance is calling on WSU to divest from 200 companies with the highest global ranking of carbon reserves.

[Photo] Students urge WSU Foundation, administration to divest from fossil fuel companies

February 8, 2022
Proposals must relate to inclusivity, diversity, equity and access by containing a component like teaching practices that close equity gaps when it comes to student performance.

[Photo] Smith Teaching and Learning Grant applications due March 14

February 2, 2022
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Catching up from school after a COVID-19-induced absence can be stressful, but Ask Emma has some helpful tips that will help you get back on track.

[Photo] Ask Emma: How do I catch up after my COVID-19-related absences?

February 2, 2022
For the students who live on campus, it is important for them to have a decent quality of life. Part of that is making sure they have the privacy they need.

[Photo] OPINION: Students need more privacy in bathrooms

February 3, 2022
mental health with lil wayne

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The Presidents House is located just off Greek Row on NE Campus Street.

[Photo] Pullman chancellor to take over President’s House in June

January 27, 2022
The Greek community is long overdue for a culture shift. The new bylaw is a good first step.

[Photo] OPINION: New Greek bylaw better late than never

January 27, 2022
Long-distance relationships can be tough, but with the proper tools, they can be just as fufilling as any other relationship.

[Photo] Ask Emma: I miss my long-distance bae

January 27, 2022
These four sustainable denim brands will take your jean game to the next level.

[Photo] OPINION: Jean brands for a more conscious closet

January 25, 2022
There are many issues in America when it comes to politics and how divisive they are. One of the most prominent issues that does not get discussed often is labeling.

[Photo] OPINION: Stop stereotyping your political opponents

January 25, 2022
Greek Education and Culture Change

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Walking in a winter wonderland?

Walking in a winter wonderland?

ANISSA CHAK
January 20, 2022
Shabbat is a weekly celebration in Jewish culture

[Photo] 'I am not ashamed of my heritage, my culture, my life'

January 20, 2022
Yia Yia Nikkis is currrently constructing their new location on the first floor of the Compton Union Building.

[Photo] Yia Yia Nikki's coming to campus

January 21, 2022
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About 3.49 out of every 100,000 people in Washington are affected by human trafficking.

[Photo] Women*s Center raises awareness about human trafficking, campus violence

January 19, 2022
Looking for a fun, creative activity to do without breaking the bank? Paint Nights are returning this month to the Endicott and Lacrosse Libraries.

[Photo] Books and broad strokes

January 20, 2022
New Panhellenic Bylaw

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An online environment limits opportunities to get out and socialize, making it more important than ever to prioritize your mental health.

[Photo] OPINION: Online education harmful to students’ mental health

January 13, 2022
As the semester picks up speed, release some of that built up rage and jam out to this playlist. With a wide range of music, there is something for everyone.

[Photo] Songs to start the semester

January 13, 2022
Mountain of student resources available to Pullman community. It is easy to get lost in them.

[Photo] The Lite Guide to Resources on Campus

January 13, 2022
All of the blood donated to Vitalant in the Pullman area is given to local hospitals such as Pullman Regional Hospital, Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center in Lewiston, Gritman Medical Center in Moscow and Tri-State Memorial Hospital & Medical Campus in Clarkston. 

[Photo] Save lives during National Blood Donor Month

January 13, 2022
Do not let the stigma associated with mental health deter you from getting the help you need

[Photo] OPINION: Do not overlook therapy and medication

January 11, 2022
My coworkers have made this experience the best. I cannot wait for next semester.

[Photo] Leditor: In my opinion, it was pretty alright

December 9, 2021
For students feeling stressed at the end of the semester, breathing practices can help regulate the body and bring a sense of calm.

[Photo] Pass your finals by staying mentally, academically, physically well

December 10, 2021
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Diego Lopez, ASWSU deputy director of legislative affairs, spoke during the ASWSU Senate meeting Wednesday night about Coug Day at the Capitol.

[Photo] Coug Day at the Capitol to happen virtually Jan. 24

December 9, 2021
Being the mint section editor has brought many opportunities to learn and grow as a writer and leader.

[Photo] Letter from the editor: Leaving minty fresh

December 9, 2021
How much does the average Evergreener work each week? More than you might expect, writes Evergreen news editor, Emma Ledbetter. And that is on top of classes and other extracurriculars.

[Photo] Letter from the editor: The face of commitment, passion

December 9, 2021
The interdisciplinary program is led by four professors with the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

[Photo] Educating the grid

December 9, 2021
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WSU Police responded to several snow-related calls Monday after 2-3 inches fell that day.

[Photo] WSU Police give advice for upcoming snow days

December 8, 2021
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Managing editor Sandi Kobiesa is planning for spring 2022 as editor-in-chief and hopes to share her love of the Evergreen with everyone.

[Photo] Letter from the editor: Tarot cards guided me to this family

December 9, 2021
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