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ANNA MICHALSON

ANNA MICHALSON, Evergreen reporter

Anna is a junior public relations and multimedia journalism double major. She is from Des Moines, WA.

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Moscow Tuesday Community Market has produce and activities for all

Moscow Tuesday Community Market has produce and activities for all

September 22, 2022
This couple never thought chemestry would bring them together

Chemistry: A Recipe For Love

September 15, 2022
This week, Emma talks about shutting off your work brain when you get home

Ask Emma: Where does my work life end and my social life begin?

September 8, 2022
3 genearations of Cougs enjoy football-watching traditions

WSU Love Story: A Family Full of Coug Love

September 8, 2022
Struggling to manage your time? Emma is here to help like always

Ask Emma: Time Management

September 1, 2022
Mike and Carol Hill raised new generation of Cougs after meeting at church.

WSU Love Story: Pullman church brings couple closer to faith, each other

August 25, 2022
Courtesy of Kristy Szablya

Missing Mom? Give your Other Mother a call!

August 25, 2022
Located at 1335 SE Bishop Blvd., locally owned MJs Pot Shop has been serving the Pullman community since 2014.

It’s always 4/20 at MJ’s Pot Shop

April 14, 2022
After a few postponements. TroyBoi will finally take the stage as part of the Monster Energy Up and Up Festival on March 22.

EDM at The Emporium

March 10, 2022
The play depicts two men going through separate divorces, and their journey navigating that shared expereince together.

Pullman Civic Theatre presents “The Odd Couple”

March 3, 2022
2007 graduates Aaron and Alona Horner (left) and 2006 graduate Karl Koehler (right) now share 2 children between them, Evanlee and Aiden.

WSU Love Story: ‘Full-House’ edition

February 3, 2022
The Indie Folk exhibit showcases work in a variety of mediums from local artists, Thursday, Jan. 18, at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art.

Experience the ‘arts and sounds’ of the Pacific Northwest

January 20, 2022
The bar at Foundry Kitchen & Cocktails on Dec. 7, 2021, in Pullman.

Good eats for grad families

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

Holiday gift ideas for Coug families

December 3, 2021
Sophmore education majors Emilee Rodriguez (left) and Conner Crosby (right) share their thoughts on the worst Thanksgiving dish on Nov. 16 in front of the Compton Union Building in Pullman.

Thanksgiving dinner duds

November 19, 2021
Sam Martinez died Nov. 12, 2019, after participating in a Big-Little reveal night with members of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity.

Greek chapters honor anniversary of Sam Martinez’s death with dry weekend

November 15, 2021
Geoprofessional Innovation will drill from 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. on Monday.

Coffee Corner: Hot coffee and cold scoops

November 11, 2021
Through her role as ASWSU chief of staff and finance, Jhordin Prescott manages staff members, collects reports, supports the ASWSU president and vice president, and weighs in on financial decisions the university wants to make. 

Going the extra mile

April 29, 2021
Students living on the WSU Pullman campus can get a vaccine just by showing their CougarCard to Cougar Health Services, said Jill Creighton, dean of students and associate vice president of Campus Life.

WSU experts address student COVID-19 vaccine concerns 

April 23, 2021
“Anybody coming to campus is still required to attest that they havent been experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, and people still have to wear masks.”

WSU Pullman administrators in talks to appoint chancellor

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

WSU Day of Giving raises over $700,000 

April 22, 2021
Students are doing an excellent job upholding state and local COVID-19 guidelines to ensure their safety, said Jim Bruce, Jefferson Elementary School principal. 

School board reviews online activities for students, healthier meals 

April 16, 2021
Paint night and the Chosen Coug Award ceremony were the most popular events during this years virtual Family Weekend.

Family Weekend brought Cougars together, despite virtual format

April 14, 2021
Tri-Alpha recognized 102 students, including staff members and officers, in a ceremony Thursday.   

Tri-Alpha inducts new members 

April 9, 2021
The Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center is providing board games, TVs and various educational opportunities for students to use while they are there.

Cultural center reopens as new hub for students

April 6, 2021
Misinformation is difficult to navigate because there are often elements of truth embedded throughout the rest of the information, said Erica Austin, WSU professor and director of the Murrow Center for Media and Health Promotion Research.

WSU faculty member speaks on COVID-19 misinformation

April 2, 2021
Kelly Brayton received the 2020 Distinguished Agricultural Alumni Award from Purdue University for her groundbreaking research on tick-borne diseases.

WSU professor receives distinguished award from Purdue

April 1, 2021
Group wins creative jam for app development 

Group wins creative jam for app development 

March 19, 2021
Todd Butler started as a professor of English renaissance literature and later became the head of the English department.

Todd Butler becomes dean of WSU’s College of Arts and Sciences

March 17, 2021
The majority of staff members were vaccinated at the Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories Event Center. One teacher said she has received the first dose.

District employees begin receiving COVID-19 vaccines

March 12, 2021
“The reality is nothing ever happens according to the book,” said Residence Life director Brandon Brackett. “There’s a little bit of improvisation, but the starting framework is there for us to identify and then connect [residents] with bigger resources on campus.”

Residence Life staff reflect on mental health training

March 11, 2021
“Skills that students pick up from this conference and then other leadership opportunities that theyre involved on campus all benefit future career endeavors,” said Ashley Morehouse, ASWSU and leadership adviser.

PNW Leadership Conference to strengthen WSU students’ skills

March 2, 2021
Junior advertising major Aliyah Stalder was diagnosed with COVID-19 late last September. 

Two WSU students reflect on experience contracting COVID-19

February 25, 2021
Phil Weiler, WSU vice president for marketing and communications, said wastewater testing has proved to be helpful. There is currently less than a one percent COVID-19 positivity rate on the WSU Pullman campus. 

WSU researchers test wastewater for COVID-19

February 22, 2021
ASWSU Senator Nife Shola-Dare is working on a food insecurity project to help WSU students.

Fee to help WSU students overcome food insecurity

February 16, 2021
Jon OBrien was diagnosed with Buerger’s disease. It attacks the blood vessels, causing vein damage and death of body tissue. 

Pullman barber fights rare, lifelong disease

February 11, 2021
WSU Crimson Confections operates out of Todd Hall’s Marriott Foundation Hospitality Teaching Center.

WSU Crimson Confections prepares students for future careers

February 3, 2021
Guy Palmer, regents professor of pathology and infectious diseases, said he hopes the dashboard will help mitigate the spread of the virus within the WSU community, as well as provide transparency to the community about the number of cases.

WSU creates new COVID-19 dashboard

January 29, 2021
Donaldson said he wanted to show people that no matter how dark ones situation gets, it will always get better.

Former WSU athlete and NBA All-Star shares struggle with mental health

January 22, 2021
Community members are given gift cards for various businesses using money donated to Quaranteam.

Community member finds way to support small businesses

January 18, 2021
“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.

Company creates way to detect COVID-19 earlier

December 11, 2020
People can get wellness kits at the Whitman County Library. About 800 kits were created.

Whitman County Library creates wellness kits to promote healthy living

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

Resident advisers face challenges

December 4, 2020
Marcus Poppen, assistant professor of special education, said his research team plans to use the money to learn about how partnering with employers and schools helps students prepare for life after college.

Grant funds employment opportunities for students receiving special education services

December 2, 2020
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