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DAN DOUCET, Evergreen opinion editor

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Volunteer bike mechanic Jen Jackson performs inspections on bikes at Moscow Middle School on National Bike to School Day on Wednesday.

Bicycle safety program kicks into gear

May 9, 2019
This is a crime of intimidation ... this is the crime of scaring people when theyre at their most vulnerable,” said Dan LeBeau, Whitman County chief deputy prosecutor.

Laser arena fire caused by suspected arson

May 6, 2019

ASWSU confirms committee chairs

April 27, 2018
Jaade Archer is sworn in as the president of the Black Student Union at Wednesday’s ASWSU meeting.

ASWSU approves executive stipends, confirms committee chairs

April 19, 2018
WSU President Kirk Schulz will serve Pac‑12 Conference representative to the College Football Playoff board of managers.

GPSA talks budget with Schulz

April 10, 2018
Eileen Macoll, a Pullman City Council member, explains how current issues with China have lead to changes in recycling in Pullman, Wednesday at the Chinook Student Center.

ASWSU, city talk community issues

April 5, 2018
Ajenae Hardwell, ASWSU all campus sen., discusses a suicide prevention resolution at an ASWSU Senate meeting Wednesday at the CUB.

ASWSU votes to support marginalized students

March 29, 2018

City-wide pipe project starts next week

March 29, 2018
ZACH RUBIO | The Daily Evergreen James Dalton, left, and Savannah Rogers watch a new judge get sworn in at an ASWSU meeting Wednesday at the CUB.

ASWSU supports sexual assualt investigation resolution

March 22, 2018
Eric Fejeren is seeking the county auditor position.

First Dem announces auditor run

March 19, 2018
Ricky Luna, president of Omega Delta Phi, advocates to rename the library plaza to Multicultural Greek Plaza because they do not have a space on campus.

ASWSU Senate supports multicultural plaza plan

March 8, 2018
ASWSU Sen. Gavin Pielow authored several election bills which passed during their regular meeting.

ASWSU bill aims to avoid unfair election

March 1, 2018
Jacob Lizarraga, left, authored a resolution to create flu awareness and encourage vaccination at an ASWSU Senate meeting. The resolution passed 15-1.

ASWSU supports absolving good Samaritans

February 22, 2018
Freshman Gerome Dosomo, left, reclines in a napping pod in the Chinook Student Center. Six Zero Chairs and three EnergyPods are in the building’s study areas and Nap Zone. The Chinook, which was originally the old Bookie, opened in March 2017.

Three napping pods in Chinook cost thousands

February 21, 2018
Newly elected freshman delegates Rhys Chapman, left, and Christalina Ramirez are sworn in Wednesday.

ASWSU passes resolution, elects delegates

February 15, 2018
Sandra Kelly, organizer for the Sojouner’s Alliance fundraiser, talks about business contributions.

Locals host fundraiser, support Sojourner’s Alliance

February 8, 2018
Crimson Group member Carolina Silva addressed the Senate about her hopes for the DREAM Act.

ASWSU approves three referendums for ballot

February 1, 2018
ASWSU considers changing recall requirements

ASWSU considers changing recall requirements

January 25, 2018
Wielgus said he found the Profanity Peak wolf den through tracks and other evidence.

Researcher criticizes WSU at Profanity Peak film screening

January 24, 2018

State House candidates weigh fundraising strategies

January 23, 2018
Election Board Chair Bradley Warren speaks about the upcoming ASWSU special election.

ASWSU to hold special election

January 18, 2018
Pullman Fire Chief Mike Heston presents the fire department’s plans for 2018 to the ASWSU Senate on Wednesday in the CUB.

Pullman Fire department updates ASWSU

January 11, 2018
Sojourners Alliance director Steve Bonnar says residents displaced by the fire are currently staying in a motel. The residents left with only what they could carry.

Homeless shelter tries to move past arson

January 7, 2018

Community dialogue helps brings about change

October 18, 2017
The College Republicans built an imitation border wall on the Glenn Terrell Friendship Mall on Oct. 19.

College Republicans seek to spark debate

April 28, 2017

Student joins Pullman police

April 21, 2017

Air force cadets dedicate bench to deceased officer and father

April 9, 2017

Committee distributes over $10M

April 3, 2017

University receives fourth Title IX complaint

March 31, 2017

WSU student running for Congress in 2018

March 29, 2017

Mayor tells students how to run for office

March 23, 2017

Passes remain dangerous

March 10, 2017
Zachary Anders received the phone call that he would not be the 2017-18 ASWSU president last night.

Anders plans to support new administration

March 9, 2017

Day one brings high turnout

March 8, 2017

First candidate for GIESORC director speaks in forum

March 3, 2017
Joseph Uscinski talks about conspiracy theories in politics at WSU’s Foley Institute event on Monday.

Conspiracy theories often come from losing parties

February 7, 2017

WSU tuba player to compete nationally

February 2, 2017
Avir El Shaban explains how the ban on travel to and from her home country of Libya has impacted her life.

An uncertain future

February 1, 2017
Onlookers gather to explore the Solar Decathlon exhibit on Monday evening in Carpenter Hall.

WSU team unveils Solar Decathlon exhibit

January 31, 2017

New bill would protect school-sponsored media’s free speech rights

January 20, 2017

Colfax firefighters respond to house fire

January 15, 2017

ASWSU votes for three new appointments

January 12, 2017
Community and fraternity members line up around Beta Theta Pi to remember WSU student Dashiell Mortell.

Fraternity holds candlelight vigil for deceased brother

January 11, 2017

Council leaders confident action plan will improve Greek system

January 10, 2017

Student conduct review could overturn cases involving procedural errors

November 18, 2016

Wastewater treatment upgrades could cost Pullman $14.6M

October 31, 2016

Dishwasher sets off CUB fire alarm, building evacuated

October 4, 2016
Almost all types of STDs have increased in Whitman County from 2015, with chlamydia being the most common at 227 reported cases in 2016 so far.

STDs increase in Whitman County

September 23, 2016
Alex Rodriguez stands on the patio where he was assaulted during a party over the summer at what was then his house.  His alleged attackers, both football players, were arrested on Friday but continue to play in football games.

Assault victim responds to arrests

September 20, 2016

‘An equal shot’

September 19, 2016

When the Cougs go marching in

September 16, 2016

Constructing a relationship

September 7, 2016

A radioactive attraction

September 2, 2016
Students walking in and out of the CUB Aug. 29 by the ballot drop box. ASWSU is putting on events over the next few months to promote student voting.

ASWSU promotes voting with campaign

August 30, 2016
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