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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
All content by BAILEY CAMPBELL
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Use college to learn about yourself

May 3, 2018
Environmental activist Zack Rago explains the damaging effects of the 2015 El Nino on the Great Barrier Reef. Increases in only a few degrees Celsius can result in coral death.

Corals suffer as climate changes

April 18, 2018
Former President-elect Vince Chavez and former Vice President-elect Davina Cepeda celebrate their victory.

ASWSU Vancover election invalid

April 12, 2018
Former NPR host Robert Siegel gives advice after receiving the Murrow Lifetime Achievement Award.

‘The other end of the radio’

March 26, 2018
WSU medical student Brent Conrad explains to a group of children how the human heart works at Kids’ Science and Engineering Day.

Campus groups work to inspire future scientists

March 25, 2018
Fire fighters responded to two separate blazes within minutes of each other Thursday night.

Firefighters extinguish blaze near Reaney Park

March 8, 2018
Former presidential candidates Harald Hyllseth, left, and Devon Holze stop for a moment to take in the results.

Hyllseth has high standards for pres, VP

March 8, 2018
Visiting scientist Anil Seth, said black holes in some galaxies are 20 million times the size of our sun.

Researchers explain how black holes can fill galaxies

March 7, 2018
Barista Briana Ishrig pulls a shots for a customer Thursday morning at the Daily Grind.

Daily Grind offers best coffee, baristas with a homey atmosphere

March 5, 2018
Harald Hyllseth talks about how he wants to prioritize listening and responding to students.

The Harald Hyllseth and Devon Holze campaign

March 5, 2018
Shelley Chambers-Fox, a weather spotter working in Albion, explains how she uses a wireless weather station to track weather, temperature and wind changes in the area.

Volunteers help predict weather

February 28, 2018
Garth Bates, a junior computer science major, learns VR controls while using a VR headset and a hand controller at the Olympic Games Highlight VR event Wednesday in the Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture.

Olympics use WSU VR technology

February 22, 2018
Mechanical engineering graduate student Mahdieh Babaiasl explains the needle waterjet project.

Researchers develop new needle

February 6, 2018
A student employee positions cheese cans properly as they come off the conveyor belt so that the date of canning prints correctly on the designated spot on the lid.

Following cheese from cow to curd

January 30, 2018
Ashtyn Perlatti, an interior design student, explains that her degree is about more than just arranging throw pillows and finding matching furniture.

Designing through emotion

January 25, 2018
Co-founder of Chimeric Designs Kevin Gray researches ways to make chemotherapy more effective.

Team develops chemotherapy project

January 24, 2018
Students and locals gather to sing the WSU Alma Mater, “Washington, My Washington,” to pay respects to Tyler Hilinski at the Cougar Pride statue Jan. 17, 2018.

Community mourns student-athlete

January 18, 2018
Former orientation counselor, Pi Beta Phi member and ASWSU senator struggled to find a balance between academic and extracurricular activities.

Seniors look beyond commencement

December 8, 2017
Alex Svensson talks about his experience as a first-generation student.

Community drive raises thousands

December 4, 2017

Volunteers to solicit donations for local organizations

November 30, 2017
Transportation supervisor of WSU facilities services Brandy Dean explains the composting side of their work.

WSU turns waste into usable goods

November 16, 2017
Freshman Julia Galindo reads information on socioeconomic status displayed for students waiting for their tour through the Room of Resistance.

Students learn marginalized perspectives

November 13, 2017
In self-sorted recycling, if a plastic bag is found in a batch of recycled materials, all of the recyclables are contaminated.

Recycling can help reduce landfill waste

November 6, 2017
The finished Troy Hall renovation keeps the old exterior brick facade on the inside of the building.

Troy Hall opens following delays, millions spent

October 30, 2017
By 2050, global food production will need to double to feed 9.1 billion people. Today, rice fields around the world such as this one in Lombok, Indonesia, produce rice that help feed half of the current population.

WSU researchers genetically alter rice plants

October 24, 2017
Both WSU students and survivors of sexual assault and harassment around the country have come forward on social media with the hashtag #metoo.

Survivors break silence on social media

October 20, 2017
Survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence and their supporters march past Bryan Hall, chanting Silence is NOT Consent during the Take Back the Night march on Thursday evening.

Students march to ‘Take Back the Night’

October 19, 2017
Director of Public Affairs for Planned Parenthood Paul Dillon addresses federal funding threats.

Planned Parenthood faces federal funding risks

October 13, 2017
Koji the Shiba Inu walks on the Glenn Terrell Friendship Mall.

Vet Med seeks canine participants for study

October 9, 2017
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