The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

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

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

The Daily Evergreen
ANNIE HAGER

ANNIE HAGER

Annie Hager is a junior majoring in Multimedia Journalism.

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Chef Ian Pecoraro spent 15 years working in award-winning restaurants in Seattle before founding Cellar Door Cooking here on the Palouse.

Farm to table Palouse style

April 7, 2022
Beasley Coliseum has hosted several noteowrth artists over the years including Elton John, Willie Nelson and Andy Grammer. Macklemore is set to take the stage for Spring Family Weekend this Saturday.

Macklemore headlines Family Weekend

March 31, 2022
Douglas Wilson prepares for an appointment with a client at The Bowtie Studio on March 23, 2022.

A fresh cut on Grand Avenue

March 24, 2022
The Well Coffeehouse, located on Grand Ave, offers hot beverages and locally made pastries, Feb. 22.

Real Life Church opens new coffee shop

February 24, 2022
Goya Vintage, co-owned by a WSU sophomore, offers many vintage clothing items to Pullman students and residents, Feb. 11.

The fabrics of time

February 17, 2022
Humane Society of the Palouse finds a tasty way to bring people and animals together with annual Soup and Pie Fundraiser.

Good soup for good boys

February 10, 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
Yia Yia Nikkis is currrently constructing their new location on the first floor of the Compton Union Building.

Yia Yia Nikki’s coming to campus

January 21, 2022
Common Language Brewing Company is currently under construction and will open in downtown Spokane on February 14, 2022.

Beer is “Common Language”

January 13, 2022
The bar at Foundry Kitchen & Cocktails on Dec. 7, 2021, in Pullman.

Good eats for grad families

December 9, 2021
Customers enjoy food and beverages at the Palouse Caboose Bar and Grill on Nov. 16, 2021, in Palouse, Washington.

All aboard the barbecue train

November 18, 2021
Aly Doar, junior fine arts major, draws the superhero The Crimson Chin from The Fairly OddParents as Hartman walks through a step-by-step sketching tutorial Tuesday in Pullman.

Butch Hartman hosts virtual drawing tutorial

November 12, 2021
Pullman residents and WSU students crowd the dance floor at Etsi Bravo’s Halloween event in 2019.

Etsi Bravo set to host biggest party of the year

October 28, 2021
The company focuses on selling sustainable products and they only work with farmers who pay above market wage. They also sell the HuskeeCup and Kuppo.

Pullman locals found sustainable coffee company in Asia

April 29, 2021
This couple bought a house in Pullman as an investment because they thought the hotels would be booked for WSU football games.

Couple buys house in Pullman to attend football games

April 27, 2021
Recording virtually and individually will really help students in their future careers.

Virtual Celebration of Jazz will feature students, guest artists

April 20, 2021
Holt attended Murrow Symposium with WSU students. They were able to ask questions at this event.

Students participated in a ‘fireside chat’ with Edward R. Murrow award recipient, Lester Holt

April 15, 2021
People are sensitive about emergency contraception. The fundraiser did not start out well, but succeeded in the end.

Asking for support made emergency contraceptive fundraiser a success

April 13, 2021
We have to ‘dust ourselves off’ and get back in the game

We have to ‘dust ourselves off’ and get back in the game

April 1, 2021
Financial officer Jeremey Johnson wants to create a welcoming environment and is interested in partnering with students.

Pullman brewhouse to promote inclusivity

April 1, 2021
Working at the CUB during the COVID-19 pandemic is more draining compared to busier semesters.

Social interaction is benefit to working on campus

March 9, 2021
Smith will compete for the title of Mrs. Washington America in August 2021.

Local woman wins Mrs. Colfax, completes EMT training

February 23, 2021
Downtown Moscow Saturday Market

Vendors of the Palouse support farmers market

February 4, 2021
Palouse Writers Guild looks to expand its impact by welcoming young writers to the competition.

Palouse Writers Guild to include a youth section in the writing competition

January 28, 2021
Miranda Gooler, senior advertising major, led potential WSU sorority members through recruitment as a Rho Gamma.

Panhellenic leader welcomes new Greek members

December 10, 2020
Grub Truck owner John Fletcher opened his food truck in 2013 with the intent of catering to late-night snackers.

Moscow food truck still serving late-night snackers

November 16, 2020
About 26 people donated money to the Community Action Center through the fundraiser put on by College Hill Custom Threads.

Owner gives back to local businesses

November 5, 2020
Despite COVID-19 being on the forefront of concerns, WSU senior Nathalie Aps wanted to raise awareness about ongoing issues like global poverty.

WSU student fights poverty with social media

October 29, 2020
WSU senior Mikayla Beckley is vice president of the Disabled Students and Allies Club.

Creating community for people with disabilities

October 15, 2020
Marcia Steele Hoover gives back to WSU by mentoring current students in the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication.

‘If you want something, make it happen’

October 12, 2020
LaBella Salon owner Heather Meyer created the salon to allow employees to grow in education and offer pristine services to Pullman residents.

Pullman-based salon built on teamwork

September 24, 2020
The local Stubblefields closed its doors, but college students, Pullman residents and WSU alumni will remember the bar for its Stubby Tuesdays and Stubby glasses.

A look into Stubblefields’ history

September 10, 2020
One parent said her student decided to quarantine before coming back to her Pullman apartment, and her roommates will not participate in social gatherings.

Coug parents react to COVID-19 cases

September 3, 2020
Former WSU football player Steve Gleason was diagnosed with ALS in 2011. Since then, he became an advocate for those with Lou Gehrigs disease.

‘He has always been humble’

August 24, 2020
The Ballet Folklorico de WSU group has previously performed at Mom’s Weekend, recognition events and graduation.

Group celebrates Mexican culture

August 17, 2020
Dylan Nails, Washington governor candidate, grew up in Colfax and said he would to use his perspective on eastern Washington to inform legislation.

College student takes on governor race

July 13, 2020
Elizabeth Nalbandian traveled from Jerusalem to Pullman in the pursuit of studying baking. Since then, she has studied abroad and became involved in the Carson College of Business.

‘This is like the movies’

July 7, 2020
Cougar Gold Cheese is made by student workers at the WSU Creamery. Cheeses of all flavors come in tins.

A Cougar Gold Cheese origin story

June 15, 2020
Stephanie Cho recently graduated from WSU and majored in pre-medicine. She also ran the 400-meter race for WSUs Track and Field team.

Recent WSU grad, track athlete runs toward med school

June 8, 2020
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