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[Photo] Staying classy on a college budget: Hummin’ hummus

December 10, 2018
Grant Schoenlein, co-owner of Kamiak Coffee Company, smells the aroma of a coffee blend between South and Central American light-medium roast Monday at their warehouse in Moscow.

[Photo] WSU alumni want consumers to 'drink differently'

November 7, 2018
For this recipe, finding the right ingredients is key to a successful flavor collage in your dip.

[Photo] Staying classy on a college budget: Guaca-more, please

November 7, 2018
Ripe avocados provide the best texture for guacamole.

[Photo] Staying classy on a college budget: Guaca-more, please

November 7, 2018
Fettucine goes well with pesto, tomato sauce or almost any Italian seasoning.

[Photo] Staying classy on a budget: Fettucine days

October 24, 2018
Students run to touch the College GameDay bus while chanting and jumping Wednesday on Stadium Way.

[Photo] ESPN's College GameDay photo gallery

October 22, 2018
Coug fans cheer as ESPN’s College GameDay arrives in Pullman on Wednesday in front of Martin Stadium.

[Photo] College GameDay has arrived

October 17, 2018
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Your ingredients may vary depending on your dish, whether it be pasta, pizza, sandwiches, etc.

[Photo] Staying classy on a budget: Pesto sauce, flavor power move

October 10, 2018
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Buying large, ripe tomatoes from your local farmers market will help add a richer flavor to the homemade tomato sauce.

[Photo] Staying classy on a budget: Gettin' saucy

October 3, 2018
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[Photo] Staying classy on a budget: Gettin’ saucy

October 3, 2018
Much of this process will require patience, since the bread will take 15 to 20 hours to rise. Stay classy, Pullman.

[Photo] Staying classy on a budget: Dough-verload

September 26, 2018
You could toss all of the ingredients in at once but it may require longer stirring time.

[Photo] Staying classy on a budget: Dough-verload

September 26, 2018
Need gnocchi? Knead your gnocchi!

[Photo] Staying classy on a college budget: Potato Gnocchi

September 19, 2018
Guy Dutech, a graduate student, takes Elizabeth Les graduation photos, who is getting a degree in athletic training. Dutech is still learning how to take portraits but Le is just happy he could help her out.

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A rose starting to bloom at the Bern Rose Garden early in November in Bern, Switzerland. Albert Einstein used to walk through the same rose garden and Bern is the city where he created his famous E = mc2 equation.

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Tyler Parchem, ASWSU vice president-elect, said he and Rogers “did not steal money from students” at an ASWSU hearing March 22 in the CUB.

[Photo] Student gov’t leaders reply to protest

March 30, 2018
ASWSU Sen. Ryan O’Dea, seated, listens to streit Perham hall government member Gena Franco, right, say his printing of posters was unfair to students.

[Photo] Rogers-Parchem liable for unlawful posters

March 22, 2018
Mark Maben heads out of the CUB Thursday. Flags from around the world hang behind him in celebration of International Education Week, a week of cultural events sponsored by the International Students Council.

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A worker takes a sample of huckleberry ice cream, Ferdinands Ice Cream Shoppes most popular flavor.

[Photo] Huckleberry Swirl chosen as favorite Ferdinand's flavor

March 5, 2018
Briana Ishrig, a barista at Daily Grind, pours cups of coffee for customers Thursday morning at Daily Grind.

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An employee scoops ice cream for a customer at Ferdinands Ice Cream Shoppe.

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Stubblefields bartender Devinne Schultz, voted Pullman’s best, prepares drinks for her coworkers Thursday.

[Photo] Stubbies overshadows the rest

March 5, 2018
Schultz prefers whiskey, Sprite and lime juice on her off-days.

[Photo] Stubbies overshadows the rest

March 5, 2018
Barista Briana Ishrig pulls a shots for a customer Thursday morning at the Daily Grind.

[Photo] Daily Grind offers best coffee, baristas with a homey atmosphere

March 5, 2018
Harald Hyllseth talks about how he wants to prioritize listening and responding to students.

[Photo] The Harald Hyllseth and Devon Holze campaign

March 5, 2018
Greg Crouch, associate chair for undergraduate studies, explains how he wants to help students who feel depressed or overworked.

[Photo] Team looks to stop course withdrawals, guide students

March 2, 2018
From left to right: Miranda Spence, Aaron Doull and Anguel Atanassov attempt to build a snowman between their classes Wednesday at Thompson Flats.

[Photo] Students trudge through snow

February 15, 2018
Ryan Wheeler, a member of the Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, on his way to deliver a rose. Students across campus employ the sinfonia to serenade a lucky recipient on Valentine’s Day.

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Cordae Mcafee gets showered with snow while walking past Murrow Hall.

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Stephen Paup walks to get lunch Wednesday on the Glenn Terrell Friendship Mall.

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DACA march attendees filled the CUBs main hallway while chanting for Dream Act support with megaphones Thursday.

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ASWSU Sen. Itzel Trejo, right, helps lead a march through the CUB on Thursday in support of the DREAM Act.

[Photo] Senator brings DREAMers to forefront

February 12, 2018
DACA march attendees filled the CUBs main hallway while chanting for DREAM Act support with megaphones Thursday.

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Dozens of students attended a march in support of the undocumented community and DACA Thursday on the Glenn Terrell Friendship Mall.

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Veronica Arroyo Perez, left, and Daisy Zavala chant Thursday while marching out of the CUB.

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Veronica Arroyo Perez, left, and Daisy Zavala chant for DACA support with other march attendees Thursday on the Glenn Terrell Friendship Mall.

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Venus Lomelm marches for DREAM Act support, chanting “What do we want? The dream act. When do we want it? Now.” Thursday as protesters marched down the Glenn Terrell Friendship Mall.

[Photo] Rallying to protect DACA students

February 9, 2018
Sandra Kelly, organizer for the Sojouner’s Alliance fundraiser, talks about business contributions.

[Photo] Locals host fundraiser, support Sojourner’s Alliance

February 8, 2018
Martin flips through an old Whitman county coroners filing book dating back to the 1900s in his office Wednesday in Colfax.

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Pete Martin always tries to look official when he is on the job. His pin reads “Washington Coroner.”

[Photo] Long-time coroner retires

February 2, 2018
Crimson Group member Carolina Silva addressed the Senate about her hopes for the DREAM Act.

[Photo] ASWSU approves three referendums for ballot

February 1, 2018
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Crimson Group member Carolina Silva shared her story and personal stakes in immigration reform at the ASWSU meeting Wednesday.

[Photo] ASWSU approves three referendums for ballot

February 1, 2018
Regyn Gaffney, a WSU sprinter, talks about her life as a student athlete Monday in Bohler Gymnasium.

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Students, faculty and community members gather on the WSU campus to watch the solar eclipse in August.

[Photo] Students skip class to witness solar eclipse

August 21, 2017
Heather Niccoli, an owner of Little Shop of Florals, talks about how she tries to give the shop a vintage vibe Thursday in Moscow at Little Shop of Florals.

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Tony Niccoli, a Little Shop of Florals owner, explains his excitement with the shops recent popularity Thursday in Moscow at Little Shop of Florals.

[Photo] Newest Moscow flower shop achieves couple's ambition

January 12, 2018
Richard Miller, Student Media director, said conflicts with the university’s administration may mean the paper could be shown “less mercy.”

[Photo] Summer Evergreen cut, other cutbacks postponed

January 10, 2018
Brock Eager talks about his training and goals to become an Olympic athlete on Jan. 8.

[Photo] Olympic-sized dream

January 11, 2018
Senior cornerback Marcellus Pippins has started all seven games for the Cougars this season, recording 20 total tackles. His goal for his final season is to win the Apple Cup.

[Photo] Pippins wants to bring back Apple Cup

October 20, 2017
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Pippins talks about why he chose to sign with WSU instead of University of Utah.

[Photo] Pippins wants to bring back Apple Cup

October 20, 2017
Wicks describes the exhilarating feeling he gets when he breaks through the defense to score a touchdown.

[Photo] Wicks aspires to turn dreams into reality

September 29, 2017
Thompson talks about Defensive Coordinator Alex Grinch’s impact on his playing ability.

[Photo] Thompson tackling opponents one game at a time

September 22, 2017
Redshirt senior lineman Cole Madison talks about his father, Mark, who got him into football.

[Photo] Madison takes football seriously

September 15, 2017
Redshirt junior defensive line Hercules Mata’afa recorded 2.5 tackles for losses and 1.5 sacks against Montana State on Saturday.

[Photo] Mata’afa: Short on words, bold on plays

September 8, 2017
Redshirt senior quarterback Luke Falk sits in Martin Stadium before the season opener against Montana State on Saturday.

[Photo] Quarterback prepares for final season

September 1, 2017
Redshirt senior quarterback Luke Falk sits and smiles in the lower stands of Martin Stadium.

[Photo] Quarterback prepares for final season

September 1, 2017
Aquasha DeLusty, a pride march leader, speaks about progress and setbacks the LGBTQ community has made in the U.S. before introducing other speakers on to the stage Saturday at the Palouse Pride Festival in Moscow.

[Photo] Palouse celebrates pride

August 28, 2017
Nancy Mack, a member of Community Congregational Church of Christ, prepares for the pride march Saturday at the Palouse Pride March in Moscow.

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Diana Fire at the Palouse Pride Festival in Moscow.

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Diana Fire performs to What About Us by P!nk infront of a cheering and clapping crowd Saturday at the Palouse Pride Festival in Moscow.

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Pride march attendees listen to Mathew Southerland, a WSU student democrat who is running for congress against Cathy McMorris Rogers, speak about how he will help the LGBTQ community in Whitman County Saturday at the Palouse Pride Festival in Moscow.

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Craig Howard, WSU director of administrative services information systems, shows how a phone can be used instead of a Cougarcard.

[Photo] WSU introduces biometric scanners

August 28, 2017
Trash litters the sidewalks and yards of Greek houses and live outs during the first week of class.

[Photo] Police will be stricter on cleanup starting mid-September

August 25, 2017
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The show peaks as Amine performs his hit single Caroline.

[Photo] Cougfest 2017

August 23, 2017
Jesus Herdnandez, Carson College senator, takes notes while listening to a speaker at the first ASWSU senate meeting of the fall semester on Wednesday at the CUB.

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Protesters gather on Glenn-Terrell Mall the day after the 2016 presidential elections.

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ASWSU President Jordan Frost talks about the student government budget, salaries and his strategies to help students have a good experience at WSU Tuesday at Frosts office in the CUB.

[Photo] Campus government works with student fees

August 23, 2017
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[Photo] Students skip class to witness solar eclipse

August 21, 2017
Forward Makamae Gomera-Stevens playing the Minnesota Golden Gophers Friday at the Lower Soccer Field.

[Photo] Women's soccer goes scoreless against Minnesota

August 19, 2017
Hundreds of students attended the annual All Campus Picnic. Clubs and organizations lined the sidewalks along Cougar Way for the first part of Friday.

2017 All Campus Picnic gallery

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