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The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen
The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

ANISSA CHAK

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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?

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
Beware of black ice as temperatures drop.

[Photo] Winter rules and tools

December 9, 2021
Christmas gifts lie on shelves in the Bookie, Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021.

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Christmas gifts lie on shelves in The Bookie on Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021.

[Photo] Holiday gift ideas for Coug families

December 3, 2021
WSU students Schenley Hogue and Ahileen Hernandez eat dinner at Hillside Café, Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021.

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Chef Julie Sparks makes pizza at Hillside Café, Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021.

[Photo] Dining Services short staffed, expects increase in spring

December 3, 2021
ASWSU Pro Tempore Kathryn Carstens check her notes during an ASWSU meeting, Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021.

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ASWSU Vice President Alexander Pan leads the conversation during an ASWSU meeting on Dec. 1, 2021.

[Photo] ASWSU senators vote in favor of increased sexual assault resources

December 2, 2021
ASWSU Senator Kiana Parsi takes notes of the ASWSU meeting, Wednesday, Dec. 1st, 2021.

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Attention on Jeffrey Epsteins life of crime and eventual death hang over Maxwells trial.

[Photo] Fair trial for Ghislaine Maxwell impossible

December 2, 2021
Sometimes the mountains keep calling your name, despite any responsibilities you may have.

[Photo] Ask Emma: I want to run away before finals

December 2, 2021
The production of fast-fashion clothing leads to excess textile waste and horrific environmental impacts.

[Photo] Humanity, fashion not mutually exclusive

December 2, 2021
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WSU President Kirk Schulz said the Athletics budget is expected to be balanced next summer during a GPSA meeting Monday night.

[Photo] Schulz answers GPSA's questions about COVID-19 policies

December 1, 2021
Artists Kanye West and Tyler, the Creator created some of the best tracks in 2021.

[Photo] Top ten songs of 2021

December 1, 2021
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Are politics seeping into your living situation? Ask Emma has some advice on how to navigate that tricky situation.

[Photo] Ask Emma: How do I handle political conversations with my roommates?

November 19, 2021
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[Photo] College Hill parking to be restricted during breaks

November 15, 2021
Sreejith Thankappan and Sujay Dasgupta play a mens doubles match at the WSU Badminton Touranment, Saturday, Nov. 13, 2021, in Pullman.

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Sreejith Thankappan and Sujay Dasgupta talk during a mens doubles match at the WSU Badminton Touranment, Saturday, Nov. 13, 2021, in Pullman.

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Sreejith Thankappan and Louise Dong shake hands during a mixed doubles match at the WSU Badminton Touranment, Saturday, Nov. 13, 2021, in Pullman.

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Fang Yu Lim and Yu-Hsien Chou play a mixed doubles mach at the WSU Badminton Touranment, Saturday, Nov. 13, 2021, in Pullman.

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Tan Minh Nguyen and Jing Ren Tay play a mens doubles match at the WSU Smackdown Badminton Tournament on Nov. 13, 2021, in Pullman.

[Photo] Badminton club lays the 'Smackdown' on opponents

November 18, 2021
PingBo Zhou from Spokane Badminton Club celebrates his mens double win with Kris Davis at the WSU Badminton Tournament, Saturday, Nov. 13, 2021, in Pullman.

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The WSU Badminton Club President, Fang Yu Lim, talks to particpants at the WSU Badminton Touranment, Saturday, Nov. 13, 2021, in Pullman.

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Mitchel Ivory-Saunders slides down Thompson Flats at the Frozen Friday event on Nov. 12, 2021, in Pullman.

[Photo] Hockey team hosts 'Frozen Friday' event

November 18, 2021
Delaney Brown slides down Thompson Flats at the Frozen Friday event, Friday, Nov. 12, 2021, in Pullman.

[Photo] Hockey team hosts ‘Frozen Friday’ event

November 18, 2021
The one-question survey will be available until Nov. 15.

[Photo] Environmental Sustainability Alliance asks for survey responses

November 10, 2021
All wine sale profit will be recycled back into the program.

[Photo] Squashing grapes: WSU alums create wines

November 11, 2021
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration authorized the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5-11 on Oct. 29.

[Photo] Local schools respond to Pfizer vaccine authorization for children

November 12, 2021
Multiple factors can contribute to developing a mental health condition, including predispositions and additional stressors.

[Photo] Experts offer stress management tips leading into finals

December 3, 2021
WSU IT detected an issue in September with the program Mobility Master, which is supposed to remember a user’s network credentials and transfer one’s authentication from one access point to another access point.

[Photo] Internet problems decrease at WSU  

October 25, 2021
Most of us have a fascination with different cultures and their traditions, but when does appreciation become impolite?

[Photo] 'Don't be a jerk' about cultural appropriation

October 27, 2021
Horror films often lack any sort of entertainment value and the industry needs to take note. It is time to stop investing in these films until they get better.

[Photo] Horror is the worst film genre

October 27, 2021
Protests on Terrell Mall lack efficacy and only serve as an impediment to students’ daily business. The protests don’t change students’ minds, and though they’re legal, they really have no place on WSU’s campus.

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People who are interested can complete a survey about climate change and how they think it will impact the local community.

[Photo] Citizens encouraged to complete climate change survey

October 17, 2021
Rahaf Albateni, International Student Center events planner, said the center will bring in food from different places around the world and teach people the history behind every recipe. 

[Photo] Family Weekend brings WSU alumni home

October 13, 2021
Graduate students - work-life balance

[Photo] Graduate student parents overlooked by university

September 22, 2021
Americas efforts to tackle the stigma of mental health is notable, but not as much as the way men have been left behind in these efforts.

[Photo] Mental health stigma takes disproportionate toll on men

September 22, 2021
From September 2020-21, Pullman PD responded to 67 suicide-related reports, three of which resulted in death. WSU PD expereienced fewer reports than Pullman PD because of a lack of students on campus.

[Photo] Pullman PD responds to bulk of suicide-related reports

September 22, 2021
Inside, The Perks of Being a Wallflower and The Anthropocene Reviewed all evaluate mental health in different aspects of our society.

[Photo] Mental health as seen on TV

September 22, 2021
People infected with the delta variant are more likely to spread the virus because there are more viral particles present in their nose and mouth. The variant is a mutation of previous strains.

[Photo] Science Explained: Why is the Delta variant so contagious?

August 25, 2021
The cast includes returning members of previous films in the Conjuring series.

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

June 29, 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 15, 2021
I really want a safe place for girls to be able to go to feel like themselves and maybe to discover themselves,” said Anne Cox, WSU Department of Kinesiology and Educational Psychology associate professor.

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

May 27, 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 16, 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 16, 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 16, 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 26, 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 21, 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 21, 2021
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Universal Healthcare

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

April 21, 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 21, 2021
You dont need to be a mathematician to understand finance.

[Photo] OPINION: Take a finance class

April 20, 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 19, 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 19, 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 14, 2021
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[Photo] OPINION: Learn how to identify sexual assault to prevent it

April 14, 2021
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[Photo] OPINION: Satire: Why the next Olympics should be held in Antarctica

April 7, 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 5, 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 4, 2021
Edmund is trading in The North Face rain jacket for a Cougar Football jersey.

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

March 31, 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?

March 31, 2021
People should partake in volunteering; it makes our community a better place.

[Photo] OPINION: Give back to your community 

March 30, 2021
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