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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

KAYE GILL, Evergreen reporter

Kaye is a sophomore food science major from Seattle, Washington.

All content by KAYE GILL
Researchers, with the help of WSU epidemiologist, examined Washington residents who are from agricultural areas. They found a link between herbicides used by farmers and those who live in farming communities.

Researchers find link between herbicides, Parkinson’s

March 28, 2019
The WSU Technology Fee Committee discusses how much to spend on funding proposals from various university groups during the meeting on Thursday at the Smith Center for Undergraduate Education. The funding for the groups was decided on by the committee, but the budget still has yet to be voted on by the senate, WSU president Kirk Schulz, and then finally by the Board of Regents in early May for the final vote.

Committee finalizes Student Technology Fee proposals

March 22, 2019
Tony Verdusco, left, a senior representing CougPrints+ , and senior Francis Muniz-Naba ask for funding for CougPrints during the student technology fees hearing on Wednesday in the Smith Center.

Groups request funding from tech fees

March 21, 2019
Candidates Mariela Frias-Gomez and Camille Naputo react to election results on Wednesday in the Northside commons.

Frias-Gomez , Naputo react to election results

March 7, 2019
The Cougar Country Drive-In is officially on the real estate market after being closed since last month.

Cougar Country Drive-In listed for sale by owner

March 7, 2019
“Stage III is a hybrid simulation technology,” says Karen Hunt, WSU Office of Research public relations coordinator.

Veterinary students can use Stage III to learn how to operate on animals

March 4, 2019
“I started to see how much leadership and being involved at this university would help students,” said ASWSU presidential candidate Mariela Frias-Gomez.

The Mariela Frias-Gomez and Camille Naputo campaign

March 1, 2019

Power outage to affect Pullman campus

February 26, 2019
Travelers exit an airplane Thursday at the Pullman-Moscow regional Airport. Employees are preparing to introduce TSA PreCheck as a temporary program, and those interested will be able to register at the fire station next to the airport from March 4-8 during specific times.

Airport to offer TSA PreCheck

February 25, 2019
Nina Woodford, Director of the Office of the Campus Veterinarian, discusses the use of animals for research Friday in Lighty.

Potential bill to protect research cats, dogs

February 19, 2019
Owner Rhonda Witt-Miller, who came out of retirement after five years, originally told the Evergreen via Facebook message that she feared some employees had possibly stolen from the drive-in. Some employees now say Witt-Miller would request money from the register.

Cougar Country Drive-In closes temporarily, employees say they haven’t been paid

February 13, 2019
Lav Khot, WSU assistant professor of precision agriculture, discusses his work and grants he recieved in efforts to reduce pesticide spray on crops Friday in L.J. Smith Hall.

Researcher finds alternatives to pesticides

February 4, 2019
Trevor Alkire, ASWSU Environmental Sustainability Alliance president, speaks about the plan to implement curbside compost stations for sororities and fraternities during the city council meeting Oct. 16.

ASWSU committee adopts 17 UNSD Goals

January 30, 2019
University archivist Mark O’English talks about the WSU fight song’s impact Tuesday at an exhibit in WSU libraries Manuscripts, Archives and Special Collections.

Library honors fight song 100-year anniversary

January 23, 2019
“It will be more integrated,” said Scott Adams, Pullman Regional Hospital CEO, as he discusses his goals and hopes for the hospital’s Next Era of Excellence bond Tuesday afternoon at Pullman Regional Hospital.

Hospital initiative hopes to expand on medical services

January 16, 2019
Hospitals must now post medical prices

Hospitals must now post medical prices

January 11, 2019
Brad Rader, Pullman Transit operations supervisor, said they reduced waiting times from 45 to 35 minutes, but hopes to cut it down to 30 minutes in the next few years.

Pullman Transit update on community service routes

January 9, 2019
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