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Joey Gibson, founder of Patriot Prayer, debates with WSU students about issues of racism and inequality.

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WSU students march up the mall chanting in support of undocumented students at WSU as a protest Tuesday afternoon on the Glen Terrell Friendship Mall.

[Photo] College Republicans hold demonstration, groups congregate in support of undocumented students

April 17, 2019
Director of Distinguished Scholars Program at WSU, April Seehafer, discusses her work with and how she came to meet Senior Cultural Anthropology major from WSU Vancouver, Emma Johnson, the first student to be honored with a Udall Native American Congressional Internship.

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Construction progress is seen on WSUs four-story plant sciences building, which is expected to be completed by June 2020.

[Photo] Plant science building to be finished next summer

April 12, 2019
President Kamu Taulelei, left, and treasurer Pesi Taototo of the Mitamitaga O Samoa club discuss the history and significance of the upcoming Fiafia festival, an event to demonstrate dance and culture from Samoa and other southern Pacific nations, on Monday at Smith Gym.

[Photo] Fiafia festival will celebrate Samoan culture

April 12, 2019
Pamela Thoma, senator for the College of Arts and Sciences, raises concerns about a proposed change to the faculty manual that could affect faculty promotions and tenure tracks Thursday in the Food Science and Human Nutrition building.

[Photo] Senators to vote on recommendations on titles

April 12, 2019
WSU President Kirk Schulz speaking during the faculty senate meeting at the Food Science and Human Nutrition building in 2019.

[Photo] WSU President Kirk Schulz set for State of the University address

March 27, 2023
Chuck Cody, plant growth facilities manager for the School of Biological Sciences at WSU, discusses the upcoming greenhouse open house for moms weekend and the ins and outs of taking care of WSUs greenhouses on Tuesday afternoon at the Abelson Greenouse.

[Photo] Greenhouse to showcase sensitive plants, Vinca rosea

April 12, 2019
NAWA Vice President MyKel Johnson says the Stolen Not Forgotten event will allow groups to have a voice while bringing attention to murdered and missing indigenous women.

[Photo] Event will honor missing, murdered indigenous women

April 11, 2019
Owner Tawny Szumlas goes over the special menu of Nat King Cole-themed prohibition era drinks on Tuesday at Rico’s Pub.

[Photo] Pub to host Roaring 20s jazz night

April 5, 2019
Owner Tawny Szumlas goes over the special menu of Nat King Cole-themed prohibition era drinks on Tuesday at Rico’s Pub.

[Photo] Pub to host Roaring 20s jazz night

ALANA LACKNER, Evergreen managing editor
April 5, 2019
WSU S&A fee committee member Debbie Majano reviews the 2019-2020 WSU service and activities budget at an S&A meeting Monday in Lighty. The committee meets with groups later in the week.

[Photo] Committee discusses student fund requests

April 2, 2019
Denise Yost, WSU faculty senator and FAC chair of CAHNRS, responds to faculty concerns regarding a proposed change to the WSU faculty manual that would potentially affect job titles and tenure tracks at the faculty senate meeting on Thursday at the Food Science and Human Nutrition building.

[Photo] Faculty raises concerns on proposed title changes

March 29, 2019
Charlie Powell, public information officer for the college of veterinary medicine, says it is important to strengthen peers who might be affected by certain situations during a training held Tuesday afternoon at the Chinook.

[Photo] Bias Advisory Response Team holds training

March 27, 2019
Elizabeth Peisner, interim assistant dean of students, discusses the recent changes to WSU com-munity standards Monday night at the GPSA meeting in the CUB.

[Photo] GPSA discusses community standards update

March 26, 2019
The intersection of Grimes Way and Terre View Drive was briefly closed after the accident.

[Photo] Weekend car accident causes three injuries

September 7, 2022
Foundry head chef Trevor Vaught says restaurant recovered from recent social media issues.

[Photo] Foundry focuses on more mature market

March 8, 2019
Dr. Michael Knoblauch, director of the Franceschi Microscopy and Imaging Center, discusses benefits of electron microscopes on Tuesday.

[Photo] Microscope allows three-dimensional reconstruction

March 8, 2019
Samantha Grindrod, vice president of the Society of Women Engineers discusses the organizations upcoming event and what they hope to achieve on Tuesday at the CUE.

[Photo] Society of Women Engineers to host Kids' Science and Engineering Day

March 1, 2019
“When we sat down, we thought about what we wanted to stand for,” ASWSU vice presidential candidate Camille Naputo says. “Not everyone is included in the conversation.”

[Photo] The Mariela Frias-Gomez and Camille Naputo campaign

KAYE GILL, Evergreen reporter
March 1, 2019
Matthew Carroll, a natural resource sciences professor, expresses concerns with the current WSU syllabus guidelines on Thursday in the Food Science and Human Nutrition building.

[Photo] Hospital CEO introduces health care plan to senate

February 22, 2019
Jake Weigand, manager of Moscow Alehouse, talks the ins and outs of working at a bar in small town and his favorite aspects of the job Feb. 6 in Moscow. Weigand enjoys talking to patrons about travel destinations.

[Photo] Booze News: Local Moscow bartender meets King of Booze

February 21, 2019
Kappa Alpha Theta member Jhordin Prescott discusses plans for Delta Sigma Phi and Kappa Alpha Theta to partner with CHAS Health to bring mental health services to Greek Row on Friday at the Kappa Alpha Theta house.

[Photo] Greeks increase health resources

February 15, 2019
Co-chair Matt Hudelson, left, and Rebecca Van de Vord, assistant vice president of outreach and innovation, discuss textbook costs for students Thursday.

[Photo] Speakers give update on college deficit, cost of materials

February 8, 2019
Lav Khot, WSU assistant professor of precision agriculture, discusses his work and grants he recieved in efforts to reduce pesticide spray on crops Friday in L.J. Smith Hall.

[Photo] Researcher finds alternatives to pesticides

February 4, 2019
Jelani Christopher is sworn in as freshman delegate after his unanimous confirmation during the ASWSU meeting Wednesday evening in the CUB. He plans on increasing recycling methods during his time on the senate.

[Photo] Committee works to create memorial service

January 31, 2019
Candace Quinn, ASWSU director of academic affairs, goes over standards and resources available to students Wednesday afternoon in the CUB.

[Photo] Student rights, conduct process updated

January 31, 2019
Ben Cowan, associate professor for the school of economic sciences, discusses his planned study on health trends exhibited by people who have attended higher education, including two- and four-year colleges.

[Photo] Study will focus on whether college impacts health

January 29, 2019
Amir Rezamand, WSU College Republicans president, discusses his club’s plan and motives for constructing a replica of the wall to demonstrate the idea of border security and illegal immigration.

[Photo] Club voices concerns about wall replica

January 28, 2019
Lauren Wells, chair of the WSU commission on the status of women, speaks about the goals of the commission and what it has already accomplished at the Faculty Senate meeting Thursday.

[Photo] Commission looks for more gender-equal campus

January 25, 2019
Shop cat Emma, a 10-year-old tabby , sits with co-owner Dani Voorhees on Jan. 15.

[Photo] Local groomers give strays makeovers for free

January 25, 2019
University archivist Mark O’English talks about the WSU fight song’s impact Tuesday at an exhibit in WSU libraries Manuscripts, Archives and Special Collections.

[Photo] Library honors fight song 100-year anniversary

January 23, 2019
Neurologist Annie Chun-Allen says they reconstructed Linus the cat’s skull over the course of two surgeries and successfully removed three tumors Friday at WSU’s Animal Disease Biotechnology Facility.

[Photo] Doctors use 3D printing to treat cat with tumors

January 22, 2019
Rev. Steven Dublinski of Sacred Heart Parish discusses Martin Luther King Jr.’s interfaith influence Wednesday at Sacred Heart Parish.

[Photo] Multifaith ceremony to honor MLK

January 18, 2019
Visual artist and musician Paul Rucker discusses United States prison demographics during his lecture Normalization held Monday evening in the CUB auditorium. Each dot behind him represents a prison currently active in the United States.

[Photo] Artist uses multimedia to talk about racial violence

January 15, 2019
Visual artist and musician Paul Rucker discusses United States prison demographics during his lecture Normalization held Monday evening in the CUB auditorium. Each dot behind him represents a prison currently active in the United States.

[Photo] Artist uses multimedia to talk about racial violence

RACHEL SUN, Evergreen Roots editor
January 15, 2019
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WSU freshman Savanna Ly-Nguyen prepares to return a ball during her singles match against Idaho’s Anna Stefani on Saturday at Hollingbery Fieldhouse. Ly-Nguyen won the match in straight sets.

[Photo] Tennis sweeps pair of opponents Saturday

January 13, 2019
Freshman, Political Science major Destiny Manna.

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Freshman, Major Undecided Celina Mendoza.

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Freshman, Political Science major Destiny Manna.

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Sophomore, Marketing & Management Science major Katherine Agerton.

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Sophomore, Human Development major Kiyena Beatty.

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Senior, markeing major, Tyler Krebsbach.

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WSU freshman swimmer Keiana Fountaine at practice Tuesday at Gibb Pool. Fountaine was hesitant to go to college, however, with support from her family she found her place at WSU.

[Photo] Freshman stunner found her home at WSU

January 10, 2019
WSU senior forward Robert Franks Jr. shoots a free throw during the Cougars’ 84-70 win over Cal Poly on Nov. 19 in Beasley Coliseum. Franks scored 30 points in the game.

[Photo] Athlete of the Week: Robert Franks Jr.

November 27, 2018
Junior power forward Isaiah Wade shoots a layup past Cal Poly sophomore wing Mark Crowe during the Cougars’ 84-70 win over the Mustangs on Nov. 19 in Beasley Coliseum.

[Photo] WSU loses sixth straight game to Utah

January 13, 2019
WSU senior defender Maddy Haro collides with Stanford sophomore forward Civana Kuhlmann while going for a header during the game Sunday at the Lower Soccer Field.

[Photo] Cougars tie No. 1 Stanford after double overtime

October 28, 2018
Subhansu Gupta, assistant professor, discusses his work in the research and development of a sugar-powered sensor that can be used to detect and prevent diseases.

[Photo] WSU researchers develop sugar sensor

October 26, 2018
Tariq Akmal, College of Education teaching and learning department chair, discusses the potential for WSU to add computer science classes to the elementary education program to give K-12 teachers computer teaching skills for a modern classroom Wednesday in Cleveland Hall.

[Photo] Educators learn to teach computer science in K-12

October 18, 2018
WSU football freshman wide receiver Rodrick Fisher leaves the Whitman County District Courthouse following a hearing for his baby DUI arrest Aug. 24 in Colfax. Fisher pled guilty to the charge Thursday.

[Photo] Football player pleads guilty to 'baby DUI'

October 16, 2018
WSU Planned Parenthood Generation Action members hold up signs in protest of Kavanaugh’s potential confirmation Wednesday on Glenn Terrell Friendship Mall.

[Photo] Students protest Kavanaugh following multiple claims of sexual assault

October 4, 2018
Anthony Eddy, WSU student and tutor coordinator for the Pullman School District K5 Morning Tutor Program, discusses his work in the tutoring program Monday on Terrell Mall.

[Photo] Tutoring program creates bond between university, elementary school students

October 3, 2018
Dr. Hanu Pappu, department of plant pathology professor, discusses insects and diseases that can damage certain crops and his work in finding ways to prevent them Thursday at Johnson Hall.

[Photo] $5.6 million to target pests, fungus

October 1, 2018
ASWSU Senator Taylor Swanson hears a progress update from Director of University Affairs Bailey Fillinger at Wednesday’s ASWSU meeting in the CUB.

[Photo] Freshmen mentorship program introduced to student government

September 13, 2018
Annie Fan, a fifth-year senior studying wildlife ecology and conservation science, talks about her summer spent working for Pheonix Conservency Wednesday at The Chinook.

[Photo] Finding love for conservation

September 7, 2018
Cass Rigan

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Stephen Mather

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Kayla Owens

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Zak Kindl

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Catherine Ross

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Co-director of Diversity and Inclusion Mariela Frias speaks at her confirmation at an ASWSU meeting Wednesday, Aug. 22 in the CUB.

[Photo] Students declare ASWSU president, vice president candidacy

ELAYNE RODRIGUEZ, Evergreen reporter
February 11, 2019
ASWSU Senator John Sullivan listens to Marieala Frias confirmation speech at Wednesdays ASWSU meeting in the CUB.

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WSU President Kirk Schulz addresses media on university finances and future admissions trends on Wednesday at the Lewis Alumni Center.

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