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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

HUNTER ORCUTT, Evergreen reporter

Hunter is from Lacey, Washington. He is a senior majoring in history and anthropology.

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When individuals connect with each other and with the environment in a safe way, they have a better chance of fighting ignorance and misinformation, said John Lupinacci, associate professor in WSU’s College of Education.

Town hall discusses environmental justice

September 23, 2020
Multiple fundraising programs have raised $850,000 for PRHs COVID-19 emergency fund since March.

PRH receives $31,000 to increase testing capacity

September 23, 2020
Family Weekend is open for people who support WSU students including parents, siblings, aunts and uncles.

Mom’s and Dad’s Weekends change to ‘Family Weekends’

September 20, 2020
Classes at Pullman High School began Aug. 31. Students say classes are more populated and teachers are more flexible than last school year.

Students speak about high school experience amid pandemic

September 15, 2020
The Zoom bombings began on Sept. 2 and continued onto the next day. The district switched from Zoom to Google Classrooms to prevent future hacks.

District switches platforms after hackings

September 9, 2020
As of Tuesday afternoon, the town of Malden is still without power due to burned and downed power lines. The fire was unpreventable, the Whitman County sheriff says.

Malden, Pine City fires devastate towns, homes

September 8, 2020
Pullman felt empty this summer, but now students have returned, and the possibility of contracting COVID-19 is higher than it was this summer, said WSU student Caitlin Madden.

Students reflect on COVID-19 case increase as classes began

September 3, 2020
Mobile healthcare unit testing for COVID-19 until Friday

Mobile healthcare unit testing for COVID-19 until Friday

September 2, 2020
Jill Creighton, dean of students and associate vice president of student affairs, said all individuals on WSU-owned property are expected to complete the COVID-19 attestation form.

WSU launches new attestation system

August 23, 2020
A new app called Aims Mobile Pay, or AMP, is available to students, faculty and visitors parking on campus.

WSU Transportation Services launch parking app

August 23, 2020
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