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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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STAGE has successfully been able to use Zoom to hold performances. They are trying to make the most of the situation.

WSU’s theater club continues to host events via Zoom

March 4, 2021
Jones looks forward to providing access to these materials for everyone.

State librarian has heart to lead state libraries into bright future

March 2, 2021
The Schotzkos love sharing the flavors of their childhood with the Pullman community.

Miss Huddy’s Barbecue named for owner’s daughter

February 16, 2021
Self-care is a form of self-love. Self-love is more important than ever during a time of social isolation.

Librarians will host Anti-Valentines Day event for young adults

February 9, 2021
The students employed at Michelles Closet are all fashion or business majors.

Teacher, National Guard member runs local consignment shop

February 2, 2021
Yia Yia Nikkis is located at 1300 S. Grand Ave. in Pullman.

Oregon restaurant brings a taste of Greek life to Pullman

January 19, 2021
Kelly Jensen graduated from WSU in 2010 with a bachelor’s degree in apparel merchandising. After working in retail for a few years, she decided to start her own clothing brand called Rollick.

WSU alumna will not ‘play by other people’s rules’

December 3, 2020
Maddy Lucas’ interest in house plants led her to establish a shared space for those with a similar interest. Anyone can join the Facebook group.

Plant lovers unite on Facebook

November 19, 2020
The Fix the Bricks campaign, started by the Pullman Heritage Center, works to restore the Pullman Depot built in 1916 as part of the railroad system, which helped Palouse agriculture.

Resident gives large donation to Pullman depot

November 19, 2020
Karen Veloz is pursuing a research project inspired by her own lived experiences.

McNair student researches relationship between parents, children

November 9, 2020
John Lupinacci, assistant professor in the WSU College of Education, said teaching classes over Zoom hindered making connections with students because several of them do not keep their cameras on.

‘Fight the ills of society’

November 2, 2020
The nonprofit organization, Nimiipuu Protecting the Environment, launched a public service announcement to encourage residents on the Palouse and Nez Perce county to wear a mask when leaving the house.

Nonprofit expands reach to Nez Perce elders

October 25, 2020
The Leif opened on Oct. 10. Owner Valoree Gregory said she wanted to open a second mercantile to promote business in Colfax.

New Colfax business opens its doors

October 21, 2020
Gritman Medical Center will host its 19th annual event to raise awareness about breast cancer, as well as educate women about the process of getting screened.

Event will teach about breast cancer screenings

October 18, 2020
The WSU chapter of SACNAS formed in 2016 as a way for McNair Scholars to connect. Now, the group is open to all people of color interested in STEM.

‘SACNAS embraces the full person’

October 11, 2020
A former WSU professor worked to curate the collection, which was then used as educational tools for middle school history courses.

WSU library curates Black pioneer history

September 30, 2020
The Black Student Athlete Association would screen movies, like Just Mercy before COVID-19 Now they meet via Zoom to provide connections among student athletes.

Black student-athletes create group for inclusion 

September 27, 2020
Rya Ramsay decided to start her own jewelry business in 2019 after her search for necklaces with her children’s initials turned up dry.

Local business owner gets ‘down to the smallest details’

September 23, 2020
Heather Niccoli created the Home&Harvest lifestyle magazine, which features the Moscow community, hunting and local agriculture. The publication also has a vintage theme.

Floral shop flourishes in Moscow

September 23, 2020
Shakirah Muhammad spent two summers interning at the Aurora Veterinary Hospital. This year looked different with COVID-19.

WSU student leads in, out of classroom

September 16, 2020
Kate Moore started swimming competitively before she was in high school. Now, she will begin her second coaching career for the WSU women’s swimming team, although the future for the season is uncertain at the moment.

WSU gains new assistant swimming coach

September 9, 2020
Chipotle will soon be found on the corner of Brelsford Drive.

Chipotle to come to Pullman

September 1, 2020
WSU student Darya Maysam hopes their GoFundMe page can help fund her mothers chemotherapy treatment for breast cancer.

Student raises funds for mother’s breast cancer battle

August 30, 2020
The owner of College Hill Custom Threads, in collaboration with another WSU alumnus, made a website to help support other small business owners.

WSU alumni show support for local businesses online

August 30, 2020
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