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Using the viewpoints of medicine and academia can help people begin to understand the full spectrum of racism, one professor says.

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The seven-day old calf was missing for two hours before it was returned to Knott Dairy Center.

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The boats, they are afloating — until they arent.

[Photo] OPINION: Countdown to the 3rd: Boats on parade

September 9, 2020
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Tables set up outside the Moscow Public Library will include plant seeds both packaged and unpackaged for participants to trade.

[Photo] Seed swap encourages community involvement

February 27, 2020
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[Photo] Family of student asks for help

February 21, 2020
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[Photo] Former professor will speak about Islamophobia

February 18, 2020
The $12.8 million research project is being funded by the USDA’s Specialty Crop Research Initiative and led by North Carolina State University. Berries will be bred by various staffing and molecular tools.

[Photo] A 'berry' important research project

February 14, 2020
“In 2014, the American Association of Pediatrics said high schools should not start at 8:30,” University of Washington Professor Horacio de la Iglesia says.

[Photo] Early start times affect teenagers

February 3, 2020
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[Photo] Get through the roar of the '20s with even louder music

January 16, 2020
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January 15, 2020
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[Photo] Inslee appoints ex-mayor

December 2, 2019
Student Entertainment Board presented a Q&A event featuring Steve-O who was formerly with the group Jackass.

[Photo] Steve-O Q&A steers away from mental health

November 21, 2019
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[Photo] "Abominable" follows unoriginal plot

November 20, 2019
U.S. politician Bob Inglis says approaching climate solutions using a language of conservatism is a way to have conservatives be in favor of these policies.

[Photo] Congressmen propose climate solutions

November 15, 2019
A team of researchers led by WSU professor of communication Lawrence Pintak found that Ilhan Omar was the main target of islamophobic and xenophobic language , accounting for 60 percent of online hate.

[Photo] Study finds Islamophobia is more rampant online than in reality

November 14, 2019
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Youre already emotional, arent you?

[Photo] ‘Toy Story 4’ will make you cry your eyes out

September 25, 2019
Pregnancy is difficult, especially while a student. Everyone on campus should do their best to help.

[Photo] OPINION: Everyone on the WSU campus should support pregnant students

September 24, 2019
Sales tax is the same for everyone, which lets the wealthy off the hook. An income tax or wealth fee would fix this problem.

[Photo] OPINION: Washington should replace sales tax with wealth fee

September 27, 2019
Even though companies like Google and Facebook are private corporations, they serve as free speech forums for millions, making censorship more complicated.

[Photo] OPINION: Tech companies shouldn’t be able to censor public opinions

September 20, 2019
Walk manager Leslie Woodfill said the funds from the walk will go toward providing research dollars, education, support groups and advocacy to end Alzheimer’s.

[Photo] Walk held to benefit people with Alzheimer’s

September 20, 2019
In a world where, suddenly, the Beatles never existed, one musician remembers them and decides to sell their songs as his own in the new Danny Boyle movie, “Yesterday.”

[Photo] ‘Yesterday’ uses magical concept to make points about reality, suffers from one actress

September 18, 2019
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Coug Guys and Gals, an extension of the Cougar Athletic Fund, will hold their first blood drive event of the semester from 10-4 p.m. on Sept. 19 at the Smith Center for Undergraduate Education.

[Photo] Coug Guys and Gals will hold blood drive

September 16, 2019
Students, faculty and staff can use WayToPark at the Terrell Library garage, Smith Center garage, Green 5 South Beasley lot, Yellow 1 Indoor Practice Facility lot, Red 5 tennis courts lot, and the Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center lot

[Photo] Parking app available for students, faculty, staff

September 16, 2019
Dr. Janet Purath, WSU College of Nursing associate professor, said nurses are vital to the healthcare needs of rural communities. The WSU-ANEW-2 grant they received will allow them to address the lack of healthcare providers in those areas.

[Photo] Grant will help WSU graduate more nurses

September 11, 2019
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Overwhelming smells can be at best distracting and at worst trigger asthma or allergies in others. Adding a fragrance code to a syllabus can create a better learning environment for all students in the classroom.

[Photo] WSU professors should adopt fragrance codes

September 10, 2019
The Whitman County Sheriff’s Office will hold a two-day boating course for local residents.

[Photo] Sheriff's office to hold boater education course

September 10, 2019
The world is turning more and more towards artificial intelligence. Though WSU is already doing work on that front, it should be higher on their list of priorities. AI deserves more time and resources.

[Photo] OPINION: WSU should invest more into artificial intelligence

September 6, 2019
The world is turning more and more towards artificial intelligence. Though WSU is already doing work on that front, it should be higher on their list of priorities. AI deserves more time and resources.

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Pullman Fire Chief Mike Heston said wildifre season usually starts in July and lasts until August. This year, dry conditions caused more than 50 wildfires in western Washington in June, a month earlier than expected, but the season will last until some point in September.

[Photo] Pullman experiencing slower wildfire season

September 6, 2019
Taron Egerton plays Elton John in Rocketman from Paramount Pictures.

[Photo] ‘Rocketman’ doesn’t shy away from brutal reality

August 28, 2019
Mark Rypien, photographed by Keith Allison, is seen at the Cowboys versus the Redskins football game on 29 Oct, 2017. Rypien plead not guilty to a fourth degree assault/domestic violence charge in his first court appearance Monday morning. His next court appearance will be at 9 a.m. on July 31.

[Photo] Rypien pleads not guilty to domestic violence, assault charge

July 1, 2019
“Depending on the size of their vehicle, people can pay to get in and dump off the junk that’s accumulated around their house, garage or yard,” says PDS President Devon Felsted.

[Photo] Pullman will declutter at annual event

April 26, 2019
This event will show a Bob Ross tutorial along with the painting event. Tickets will be sold $15 at the door.

[Photo] Mom’s Weekend event combines wildlife, ‘Joy of Painting’

April 12, 2019
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There is no grandfather clause for this initiative, which means any gun owners below the new age requirement are breaking the law. This is no small number, many counties leaving the initiative unenforced do the difficulty of pursuing these individuals.

[Photo] Umbrella gun laws like I-1639 criminalize legal gun owners

February 12, 2019
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The key to endangering less people to gun violence is to keep the more dangerous kinds of weapons inaccessible to most everyone.

[Photo] Support stricter gun control in Washington

January 23, 2019
To keep Palouse beautiful, event organizers say take action.

[Photo] Movie event to shine spotlight on clean energy

January 18, 2019
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[Photo] Massage maneuvers to use for yourself, friends

January 16, 2019
Carrie Cuttler, assistant professor of psychology, says people should realize the effects of driving under the influence of marijuana not only to themselves, but also the people around them.

[Photo] Researcher explores data on cannabis users

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January 11, 2019
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Shane Brooks, owner of Clandestine Vapes in Pullman, says he feels a lot healthier after switching from smoking to vaping. However, Professor Joshua Jacobs says smoking alternatives are not necessarily safer.

[Photo] Young people, former smokers move towards e-cigarette use

November 9, 2018
Pain helps people learn what they should and should not do. Treating pain demands great care to not become addicted to the many painkillers medical professionals prescribe patients for various illnesses and injuries.

[Photo] Managing pain without pills

November 8, 2018
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You may never have to use a salad fork as a college student, but staying off your phone in lectures is a good start to basic etiquette.

[Photo] Tips on how to become a decent human being

October 18, 2018
Do everything possible to stay healthy during flu season. Being sick can affect your studies and you risk spreading illness to coworkers, roommates or friends.

[Photo] Get a beneficial Halloween mask to stay healthy

October 18, 2018
Deepti Singh, a WSU Vancouver professor, said the catastrophes she studied were caused by natural conditions, but today, climate change is a cause for concern.

[Photo] Severe drought, famine may reoccur, professor says

October 17, 2018
The Endangered Species Act protects animals from more than just being killed. Harassing, harming, pursuing and catch and release are all considered violations. Entities must be notified 60 days prior before they can be sued.

[Photo] Environmental groups intend to sue Idaho fish officials

October 17, 2018
Hospitals in the Pullman area are working to increase accessibility to health care for those living in rural communities.

[Photo] Distance from small towns to doctors increase costs

October 11, 2018
Indigenous Peoples’ Day has become an increasingly popular celebration as an alternative to Columbus Day in places like Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles and many other cities and college campuses.

[Photo] Several Indigenous People’s Day events upcoming at WSU

October 4, 2022
The company behind commercialization for WSUs Cosmic Crisp apple filed an injunction to block records requests about the project, stating their release could harm itself and the university.

[Photo] Company moves to block records release

November 8, 2018
Serving your community is a good way to meet new people, reduce stress and help those in need.

[Photo] Volunteering in Pullman is important, makes strong students

September 26, 2018
New nanoparticle technology by WSU researchers could help treat sepsis and other infectious diseases.

[Photo] New way to deliver drugs to infection sites

September 19, 2018
The goal of the “Gators” is to transport injured athletes to medical attention quickly and efficiently.

[Photo] Vehicles for injured players to be donated

September 14, 2018
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Provisions in the initiative require training in de-escalation, first aid and mental health.

[Photo] Initiative aims to target deadly force by law enforcement

September 7, 2018
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Coconut oil is a popular health trend used among celebrities and beauty gurus, but the high concentration of unsaturated fats has sparked a nutritional controversy.

[Photo] Cracking down on great coconut oil debate, sort of

August 29, 2018
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The incident marks the first lethal attack in the state of Washington since 1924, and only the 16th attack overall.

[Photo] WSU to test cougar reportedly responsible for attack

May 24, 2018
Packing can prove to be a difficult chore, but you can avoid stress by using large storage bins, trash bags for hanging nicer clothes and donating any unnecessary clothes or appliances.

[Photo] Ask Life: When to start packing to move?

April 23, 2024
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Musician Billie Eilish is best known for her songs “COPYCAT” and “my boy.” She will play Springfest on Friday.

[Photo] Billie Eilish, Playboi Carti to headline Springfest

April 19, 2018
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[Photo] Higher education should be more creative

April 18, 2018
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Some studies have shown that those who volunteer can experience long-term psychological benefits.

[Photo] Volunteering may be best kept secret to mental health

April 11, 2018
Headscarves are present in many cultures and religions, but the hijab, worn by Muslim women, has garnered criticism in America. The Muslim Students Association offered non-Muslim students the opportunity to try one on during Islamic Awareness Week.

[Photo] Let cultures decide ‘appropriation’ themselves

April 10, 2018
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[Photo] Organization teaches Nez Perce traditions, environmental activism

March 31, 2020
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WSU’s Hui Hau’oli ‘O Hawai’i Club helps students from Hawaii transition to Pullman, while also hoping to educate their peers on their culture.

[Photo] Take mom to authentic Hawaiian Luaua, fundraiser

April 6, 2018
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Lisa Morse, a pharmacist at Palouse Mall’s Rite Aid Pharmacy, said some people develop allergies because they have a histamine intolerance. She said using non-sedating, over-the-counter antihistamines like Claritin can help.

[Photo] Spring allergies land in Pullman

April 4, 2018
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[Photo] 'Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle' outdoes original

March 22, 2018
Many students are burnt out after reading multiple essays and textbook chapters a week. If they were able to offset that with videos or podcasts, students who learn best from other sources can be accommodated.

[Photo] Education must adapt to new media sources

March 21, 2018
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