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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

JESSICA ZHOU, Evergreen assistant news editor

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Print journalism still important in age of digital media

March 7, 2018

WSU behind on discrimination policy rewrite

January 18, 2018

Suicides in Whitman follow national increase

January 12, 2018

WSU Foundation included in Paradise Papers leaks

December 11, 2017

Allsup’s College Republicans reelection disqualified

December 4, 2017
Senior crisis and risk communication major Emma Kurtenbach performs a song from the musical Dear Evan Hansen. Kurtenbach says she performed the song with the intention of telling survivors that they are not alone.

‘Our voices will shatter stigmas’

November 29, 2017
Local astronomers express concern over the construction of a cell tower that would limit views of stars.

Stargazers, citizens defend dark skies, native Palouse prairie

November 28, 2017
Elizabeth Siler discusses the petition to reduce the salaries of upper-level WSU employees with co-writers Desiree Hellegers and Lynn Gordon in a video call Saturday evening in her home.

WSU employees, students call for administrative salary cuts

November 26, 2017
A map showing political affiliation down to the neighborhood level.

Holidays politicized, researcher finds

November 17, 2017
Then Democratic presidential candidate John F. Kennedy exits a car outside of Bryan Hall looking south down Library Road toward College Hall, in this photo taken Feb. 11, 1960 from WSU Publication Office.

Second batch of JFK files released

November 7, 2017
The Pullman public library displayed the American flag at half-staff in honor of an army soldier who was killed in Niger.

State lowers flags to honor fallen Washington soldier

October 30, 2017

WSU network connection disrupted last week

October 22, 2017

National Weather Service issues wind advisory

October 17, 2017
At Pullman Transit bus stops, riders can check their bus’ arrival times on the posted maps, through the Pullman Transit “Where’s My Bus?” web application, the WSU mobile app and Google Maps.

Google Maps makes transit tracking easier

October 17, 2017

Academy of Sciences admits WSU scientist

October 17, 2017
Ray Corona talking about his life experiences at the Undocuqueer Conference Saturday.

Intersectional identities explored

October 16, 2017

University to hold hearing on public records

October 10, 2017

WSU freshman football players dismissed for alleged shoplifting

October 6, 2017
Father Steve Dublinski leads a prayer service for the victims of Sundays shooting in Las Vegas, NV tonight at Sacred Heart Church.

Finding comfort in song and prayer

October 2, 2017

Career fairs taking place at WSU this week

October 2, 2017

Uber officially operating in Pullman

September 29, 2017
Hannah Shuman talks about the viral photo that she posted on Facebook of Brock Turner on Tuesday.

Photo of Stanford rapist in criminal justice textbook goes viral

September 20, 2017

Murrow grad endures hurricane

September 13, 2017
Gods Harmony members sings the gospel version of the WSU fight song at the Black Lives Summit Saturday.

Finding community at the Black Lives Summit

September 11, 2017
Acting President of the College Republicans Amir Rezamand in the KZUU studio discussing internalized misconceptions of conservative-leaning organizations.

Political clubs move forward

September 8, 2017
A WSU police car parked outside Stimson Hall, which was evacuated and cordoned off following the second bomb threat to the building in three days.

Stimson Hall resident adviser arrested in connection to bomb threats

August 29, 2017

GPSA holds first meeting of the semester

August 29, 2017

Fighter jet flies over Pullman at low altitude

August 24, 2017
A WSU police car parked outside Stimson Hall, which was evacuated and cordoned off following the second bomb threat to the building in three days.

Parts of campus evacuated amid second bomb threat

August 24, 2017

WSU wine program receives $1 million donation

August 23, 2017
President Kirk Schultz held a press conference this morning to discuss student conduct and free speech on campus.

WSU President responds to criticism from students

August 22, 2017
WSU College Republicans demonstrate in support of Donald Trump on October 19, 2016.

University maintains stance on free speech as students demand action

August 18, 2017
Former WSU College Republicans president James Allsup resigned today.

Former College Republican comes forward as president resigns

August 14, 2017

WSU-Spokane chancellor to resign and resume political career

May 8, 2017

STEM students receive prestigious scholarships

May 1, 2017
A selection of weed strains on display and for sale at Satori, which students voted best marijuana dispensary in Pullman.

An enlightening experience

April 28, 2017
The Phi Kappa Theta house.

IFC reinstates fraternities years later

April 19, 2017
VOKE VR uses virtual reality to immerse viewers at live events such as football games, concerts and fashion shows.

Former WSU professors develop virtual reality technology

April 18, 2017

Senate tripled legislation activity since last year

April 17, 2017
Congressional candidate Ben Stuckart talks to a reporter at a town hall meeting on Sunday at the Holiday Inn Express.

Congressional candidate visits Pullman for Q & A

April 3, 2017
Imam  Azhar Subedar was born in the U.S. and grew up in Canada.

Stabilizing the Islam narrative

March 31, 2017
The members of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity plan to raise funds to make their house wheelchair accessible for their brother who was paralyzed in a car crash in January.

Fraternity to build wheelchair ramp for paralyzed brother

March 30, 2017

Experts debate on dams’ removal

March 29, 2017
Washington wheat growers experienced a particularly nasty bout of crop-harming fungus this season.

This year’s snow mold damage surprises expert

March 29, 2017
Four experts explained the implications of removing the Snake River dams Tuesday night in a debate.

Experts debate dam removal

March 29, 2017
ASWSU President Taylor Christenson, left, and Vice President Kyle Strachila discuss their experiences in office.

Student leaders reflect on term

March 28, 2017

Board of Regents approves housing and dining rate increase

January 30, 2017

Uncertain international relations

November 28, 2016

Political donations from WSU staff and Pullman residents

November 8, 2016

Women’s Transit closed for semester

October 26, 2016
The FAFSA form is now available on Oct. 1, three months ahead of the previous Jan. 1 date, to accommodate students who come from families that own businesses and farms.

FAFSA form available three months earlier

October 6, 2016
A car parked in front of the electric vehicle charging station in the parking garage beneath the Terrell Library.

Electric vehicle charging stations come to WSU

September 1, 2016
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