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GABRIEL BRAVO, Evergreen reporter

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Pullman residents gather at Pine Street Plaza Friday evening for the “Lights For Liberty” vigil to raise awareness of detention camps. Local children wear foil blankets to show the conditions children face at border centers.

Citizens protest human detention centers

July 18, 2019
Stephen Van Kuiken, minister for the Community Congregational United Church of Christ, discusses why he believes theres a need for public awareness of the child separation policy at the Mexico-US border during an interview at the church Tuesday afternoon.

Vigil protesting detention camps to be held in Pullman

July 11, 2019
Matthew and Jill McCluskey stand side-by-side during a press conference Jun 27, where they announced they have filed a $56 million lawsuit against the University of Utah in the wake their daughter Laurens murder.

McCluskeys to sue University of Utah

July 11, 2019
Hanwu Lei and a team of scientists discovered a way to convert carbon molecules in plastic items into fuel.

WSU researchers find way to use plastic as fuel

July 4, 2019
The new Cougar Cards, already in circulation, display a list of emergency numbers.

Emergency numbers added to student ID cards

June 27, 2019
hil Weiler, Vice President of Marketing & Communication at WSU, discusses the 2.4% tuition increase going into the fall 2019 semester.

Tuition increase of 2.4 percent across WSU campuses

June 20, 2019
Chris Franklin, Assistant Principal of Athletics and Activities at Pullman High School, speaks on how the donation from the Pullman Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center Community Investment Fund will go towards outfitting student athletes with special sensors meant to gather data on concussions during a Chamber meeting Tuesday afternoon at the Gladish Community Center.

Pullman High School to use concussion detecting sensors

June 13, 2019
Bond to be updated for 2019 election

Bond to be updated for 2019 election

June 6, 2019
The flood on Grand Avenue left Rollys ice cream damaged by water and mud. Community members helped to make repairs.

Ice cream shop to reopen after water damage

May 31, 2019
Medicinal cannabis research expected to begin this summer

Medicinal cannabis research expected to begin this summer

May 30, 2019
Martin Arreola, an apple orchard manager, and his wife Luz talk about La Bienvenida during one of the events dinners on Friday at Southside Cafe.

WSU family attends La Bienvenida

May 23, 2019
Ray Acuña-Luna explains the importance of La Bienvenidas sessions Monday morning in the CUB. He says they help communicate the ways that college finances can be taken care of to parents and students.

Orientation for Spanish speakers

May 16, 2019
Recent Air Force ROTC graduate Austin Corbin discusses his motivations for joining the Air Force ROTC program during a May 8 interview in the CUB.

WSU grad receives Society of American Military Engineers award

May 16, 2019
Jaime Bowman, clinical assistant professor at the Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine, discusses communication between doctors and patients during a symposium on gender-affirming healthcare Monday afternoon.

GIESORC holds gender affirming healthcare symposium

May 9, 2019
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