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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

GREY KAMASZ, Evergreen reporter

Grey is a junior strategic communications major. He is from Gig Harbor, Washington.

All content by GREY KAMASZ
Five Pillars is the wine idea that won the team first place.

WSU students win first place in annual wine competition

January 16, 2023
Alex McCollum broadened his journalism horizons working at The Daily Evergreen and in his Advanced Television News class.

Senior will ‘Shake it Off’ in broadcast journalism

December 8, 2022
Noelle Niemeier currently works for the Brelsford WSU Visitor Center and LandEscapes.

‘The power of writing poetry and expressing emotions is so immeasurable’

December 8, 2022
The UGT2B17 enzyme is three to five more times fully expressed in males than females.

Do drugs have different effects on males versus females?

November 17, 2022
Darryl Singleton founded Crimson Ties WSU World Music Ensemble.

Professor’s journey to jazz inspires next generation of musicians

November 10, 2022
Researchers aim to design structures that can easily be dissembled and reassembled without damaging the material.

WSU researchers tackle carbon-neutral housing

October 11, 2022
A Formalloy machine performs directed energy deposition additive manufacturing, Sep. 19.

Martian dust may provide key to colonization of Mars

September 22, 2022
“[The heat] really has an effect on how much we have available to meet orders every week.

High temperatures affect local producers

August 24, 2022
Grant provides affordable testing for harmful cherry disease

Grant provides affordable testing for harmful cherry disease

July 27, 2022
(From left to right) Dr. Anders Omsland, Tyrus Adrian Thomas and doctorate student Cameron Mandel discuss their research in the Anders lab for the Paul G. Allen School for Global Health.

MARC-WSU enters second year of supporting diverse voices in STEM

July 20, 2022
Everyday polylactic acid wastes can be chemically broken down into monomers and then transformed into 3D printable resin within 48 hours.

Cougar Cage sets stage for researchers to reduce plastic waste

July 13, 2022
Skin Diagram

WSU has begun researching skin regeneration

July 7, 2022
The robot and its electrostatic sprayer will be tested in a lab before they are tested in the field next spring.

Robotic pollinator could decrease reliance on bees

June 29, 2022
Doctorate student Madeline Desjardins takes deep soil cores to quantify soil carbon in a long-term biosolids experiment in Douglas County, Wash.

Researchers aim to improve soil health, crop quality with biosolid testing

June 22, 2022
A successful gut-on-a-chip model will determine whether or not researchers can use microcin to control an infection.

Researchers develop gut-on-a-chip technology to study E. coli, future treatments

June 19, 2022
Researchers could spend almost 20 years waiting to release their new cherries, considering seedlings take several years to grow flowers and fruit.

WSU researchers aim to achieve ‘ideal’ cherries with new genetic material

June 5, 2022
Senior Brianna Knode will graduate this spring with degrees in chemistry and genetics and cell biology.

Chemistry, genetics major to research cancer biology at Cornell

April 27, 2022
The initial strategy for the co-operative pruning process is to have robots prune 80% of the tree.

Research aims to replace human pruners with robots

April 6, 2022
Research suggests boredom has a loud cause behind it

Research suggests boredom has a ‘loud’ cause behind it

March 30, 2022
A reward prediction error causes a decrease in dopamine, allowing for people to learn from the event.

Stress research could result in better treatment

March 23, 2022
Researchers are looking to other subconducters like diamond.

Researchers to study crystals for laser usage

March 10, 2022
Genome editing gives researchers an opportunity to look at what genes are involved and how they are involved in certain processes by eliminating the gene. This allows researchers to see the impact on physiology, growth and reproduction, said Lisette Maddison, Core Director of the Gene Editing Reagent Core and assistant professor.

Researchers study meeting fish demands, reducing ecological consequences

February 17, 2022
Breeding virus-resistent crops would take up to 10 years. Currently, prevention is the best cure.

Grant to help screen for viruses in crops

February 10, 2022
A collaboration with multiple universities will study solute transport in rivers.

Collaborative effort aims to reduce contaminants in rivers

February 3, 2022
A WSU research team is studying how fleas can transmit the Bubonic Plague.

Research team determines how fleas transmit Bubonic Plague

January 20, 2022
The interdisciplinary program is led by four professors with the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

Educating the grid

December 9, 2021
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