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
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The journal publishes both new and established writers. It is edited entirely by WSU students and professors.

[Photo] Literary journal creates space for emerging, established writers

November 5, 2020
Spring break is a time to relax and unwind — students need that.

[Photo] OPINION: Bring back spring break for WSU students

October 21, 2020
Adam Hahn, WSU assistant professor in the School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, says he thinks little was done to change smart device security since an attack in 2016.

[Photo] Smart devices may pose threat

February 10, 2020
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[Photo] OPINION: SATIRE: Give other groups the Bachelor

JACOB HERSH, Evergreen columnist
February 10, 2020
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[Photo] Doja Cat will not perform at WSU

January 17, 2020
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[Photo] Vote for ASWSU, change campus for the better

March 5, 2019
WSU students with undiagnosed mental health issues would benefit from speaking to a professional.

[Photo] Mental health signs, treatments should be common knowledge

February 14, 2019
Marijuana on campus should be more tolerated, but other treatments should be available.

[Photo] Allow medicinal cannabis on school grounds, with additional treatment

January 31, 2019
Every doll secretly harbors a wish to turn you into one of them.

[Photo] Letter from the Mint editor: Never look at creepy dolls

January 24, 2019
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Vaping should have the same level of stigma as smoking regular cigarettes. Adolescents are impressionable and spreading the idea that vaping is not as harmful as traditional smoking can cause higher rates of addiction because they think it is better for them.

[Photo] Stop the vaping epidemic

December 10, 2018
Add Jameson, tequila or gin to your favorite hot chocolate to spice it up.

[Photo] Booze News: Week of Dead approaching quicker than expected

November 29, 2018
Pullman Building Supply will host this year’s Christmas tree sale put on by the Pullman High School Booster Club. Funds support more than just sports, senior Andrew Tull says.

[Photo] Tree sales fund club activities, equipment for students

November 28, 2018
Courtney Benjamin, a graduate student at WSU, is working to broaden participation in the STEM field. Benjamin was accepted into the CADRE fellowship on Sept. 29.

[Photo] Student wants to diversify STEM with fellowship

November 16, 2018
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WSU needs to provide more resources to educate of-age students about how to safely use marijuana and what to be careful of when buying it.

[Photo] WSU needs to weed out misinformation on marijuana

October 2, 2018
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College students are notorious for struggling with taking care of themselves, but meditating and establishing a routine can help.

[Photo] Avoid midterm stress by setting good habits this week

August 21, 2018
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Fireworks are everyone’s favorite part of the Fourth of July, but it’s important to plan well for other festivities before the show.

[Photo] Satire: Best advice for Fourth of July fun

July 2, 2018
Participants who complete the Walk/Run a Marathon will recieve a T-shirt from Pullman Parks and Recreation.

[Photo] Encouraging community to stay active during summer

June 27, 2018
Creating routines such as working out, eating healthy and meditation this summer can be beneficial for the next course load.

[Photo] Develop the habit of self-care this summer

June 27, 2018
Creating routines such as working out, eating healthy, and meditation this summer can be beneficial for the next course load.

Summer break provides chance to learn new things such as cooking and establish a routine of self-care.

[Photo] How to take advantage of your summer break from stress

May 30, 2018
Leadership success can come from many areas, including volunteer work.

[Photo] Take advantage of more unique opportunities for career development

MOHAMED SALEM, Guest columnist
May 30, 2018
Faculty members in research fear punishment and damage to their reputation from unwarranted investigations and accusations.

[Photo] WSU research another victim to political bias

EDITORIAL BOARD, The Daily Evergreen
May 23, 2018
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[Photo] Reader Reactions | Wolf researcher resigns from WSU

May 16, 2018
Many students who are weaker at academic English, struggle with the requirements of the writing portfolio.

[Photo] Not all students prepared for writing portfolio

MORGAN HOSTETTLER, Evergreen Columnist
May 9, 2018
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Some students have questioned whether UREC dress codes are being enforced fairly and if they need to be changed for clarity.

[Photo] Students share UREC dress code concerns

April 11, 2018
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WSU’s Hospitality Business Management Organization has been planning Winefests for the last 34 years to promote Washington wineries.

[Photo] Hospitality students host Winefest for moms

April 5, 2018
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[Photo] Booze News: Have one mother of a Mom's Weekend

April 4, 2018
Jane Stratton, owner of Stratton Cutting Garden, recommends peonies for the spring and sunflowers in the fall.

[Photo] Stratton Cutting Garden offers spring floral recommendations

March 27, 2018
Dr. Linda Kingbury said black, white and green tea contain caffeine but are still healthier than coffee.

[Photo] Tea can energize, detox body without caffeine

March 27, 2018
SAM’s Apothecary owner Kraig Brown emphasized the importance of using and diffusing pure plant essential oils.

[Photo] Aromatherapy grows in popularity, uses

March 20, 2018
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While black coffee contains antioxidants, WSU’s registered dietician Alice Ma said added sugar, cream or milk can deter any benefits.

[Photo] Decaf coffee contains more benefits

March 7, 2018
Biking will not solve the problems of parking on campus, but it will alleviate some of it by offering an alternative to driving.

[Photo] WSU community should embrace biking culture

February 6, 2018
The “Are you an Empath?” class at SAM’s Apothecary was instructed by Reiki practicioner Steven Mislosky, who says empaths experience the emotions of others with different intensity. He promotes the benefits of empathy.

[Photo] Local class teaches empaths to connect

January 31, 2018
While heavy rainfall may deter some, others see it as an opportunity to capture a dazzling moment.

[Photo] Life at Sea: Learning to love lightning on stormy ocean

January 29, 2018
A lease is a legal contract between tenant and landlord. Read through it and ask for clarification if necessary. Keep a copy of your lease for later reference.

[Photo] Make informed decisions on leases by knowing rights

SAGE ABDI, Evergreen reporter
January 25, 2018
It’s important to surround ourselves with items that contribute to positive energy. Feng shui is an individual practice.

[Photo] Feng shui simpler than it may seem

January 25, 2018
Did your mom do your laundry your whole life? Are you completely incompetent? Are you considering eating your laundry pods? Please read below to enlighten yourself and prevent internal bleeding.

[Photo] How to do your laundry like the adult it’s time to be

January 25, 2018
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Heated blankets, standing heaters and layering clothing keep you warm without running up the electricity bill.

[Photo] Keep your place warm on a budget

January 25, 2018
Students feel that there are pros and cons to living with a significant other while at school.

[Photo] Living with a lover may get messy

RACHEL KOCH, Evergreen reporter
January 25, 2018
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Marches celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. take place worldwide. Closer to home, Spokane's annual celebration of the civil rights leader featured community leaders and an overflowing convention center.

Even with the increasing diversity of the U.S., interracial relationships are not represented in the media as often as they occur in society.

[Photo] Interracial relationships are vital to culture

GEANA JAVIER, Evergreen columnist
April 6, 2017
WSU researchers are looking for solutions to a virus that diminishes grapevine yield.

[Photo] Researchers working to manage grapevine virus

TYLER WATSON, Evergreen reporter
June 28, 2017
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