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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

KHADIJAH BUTLER, Evergreen reporter

Khadijah Butler is a junior majoring in English from Sacramento, CA.

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“Every year I am amazed at the creativity behind [the entries],” WSU librarian Erica England said.

Edible Book Fest: Registration now open

March 3, 2020
Airport sees fewer canceled flights

Airport sees fewer canceled flights

February 20, 2020

Modernization Forum delayed

February 19, 2020
Author to discuss conformity, bullying

Author to discuss conformity, bullying

February 18, 2020
WSU Young Democrats debate in October at Todd Hall. The club’s weekly bill of interest is California Senate Bill 50 which changes zoning laws. The club meets at 5:30 p.m. every Thursday in CUB 310.

Young Democrats discuss upcoming election

February 7, 2020
Over 120,000 acres of the Wenatchee National Forest were burned down on August 23, 1970. This is known as the Entiat Burn.

Streamflow research reveals new ways to manage forest fires

January 30, 2020
Learning to be a better ally

Learning to be a better ally

January 23, 2020
College Hill parking restricted over break

College Hill parking restricted over break

November 22, 2019
Pullman City Hall is still under construction. The majority of the electrical and plumbing work has been completed, however the Senior Center kitchen plumbing was not completed correctly, says Recreation Superintendent Kurt Dahmen.

City hall renovations delayed, fees increase

November 14, 2019
Over 1,300 residents have not received ballots

Over 1,300 residents have not received ballots

November 1, 2019
Shawn Hogan, interim Crisis Center coordinator, provides details about the opening of the Moscow Crisis Center and the kind of services that will be available during an interview on Monday at Latah Recovery Center Moscow.

Latah Recovery Center adds new crisis facility

October 23, 2019
Students and community members of different genders and races show their support in ending sexual and domestic violence during the Take Back the Night march Thursday.

Students march for sexual, domestic violence awareness

October 18, 2019
Dominique Burgess, human development student, and Echo Hahn, environmental science student, discussed sustainability at a roundtable discussion Wednesday evening at the CUB Junior Ballroom.

WSU club holds climate roundtable discussion

October 17, 2019
A bystander watches the emergency response to the flood water running down the street on April 9 at the intersection of Stadium Way and Grand Avenue.

City fined for April flood response

October 10, 2019
Members of U.T.O.P.I.A Eastern Washington, San Francisco, Seattle and Portland at the Queer Trans Pacific Islander Healing and Self-Determination Retreat Sept. 14 in Sandy, OR.

WSU students bring intersectional club to campus

October 8, 2019
Parks manager Alan Davis, left, and recreation manager Kurt Dahmen discuss project renovations Thursday at the Pullman Pioneer Center.

Park to gain new accessible playground

September 27, 2019
WSU student Nam Nguyen says the experience he gained from studying abroad and researching would have been impossible without the support he received.

Student to attend young scholars summit

September 25, 2019
Owners of Monroe said they offer items such as jackets, grooming supplies and fanny packs. The boutique is located at 107 S. Grand Ave. next to Flirt.

Boutique in downtown Pullman serves men’s fashion

September 23, 2019
The third annual Palouse Bike Week begins Sept. 16 with an opening ceremony at 4 p.m. at Three Forks Bike and Brew. Every day will feature a new event or trail. A Coug Bike can be rented by students for personal use.

Third Palouse Bike Week events begin Sept. 16

September 16, 2019
Linda Nickles, Moscow Food Bank director, talks about the role she and her organization play for the impoverished in the Palouse at Family Promise.

Programs assist residents in need

September 12, 2019
The Whitman County Sheriff’s Office will hold a two-day boating course for local residents.

Sheriff’s office to hold boater education course

September 10, 2019
Drones will be used to search for suspects, help locate missing children and document crime scenes.

Pullman police use drones to monitor crime

September 5, 2019
A sign outside the Walmart parking lot announces “no overnight RV parking.” Previously, many WSU fans used the lot as a spot for RV parking during Cougar football home games. Some members of the Facebook group “WSU Parents” reported seeing litter and hearing loud music.

Walmart bans overnight RV parking

August 30, 2019
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