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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
MELINA ERNST

MELINA ERNST, Evergreen reporter

Melina is a senior double majoring in multimedia journalism and public relations from Okinawa, Japan. She started working for the Evergreen in April 2021.

All content by MELINA ERNST
Local band Soulstice is performing from 6 to 8 p.m. July 22 at Pine Street Plaza as part of the Music on Main series.

Crazy Days returns to Pullman this week

July 21, 2021
An annual award is given to community members who assist in overcoming barriers for individuals with disabilities.

Americans with Disabilities Celebration to be held July 22

July 21, 2021
The university has approximately 45,000 HIPAA-compliant Zoom licenses currently in use. 

WSU Zoom accounts, meetings now HIPAA compliant

July 19, 2021
Officer Breauna Banks and Sgt. Todd Dow received the American Legion Humanitarian and Lifesaving Award. 

American Legion awards Pullman police officers at City Council meeting Tuesday

July 15, 2021
Stop Animal Explotation Now routinely obtains reports from the National Institutes of Health’s Office of Laboratory Animal Welfare concerning the use and treatment of research animals at every registered research facility in the U.S.

Watchdog organization alleges WSU research staff fabricated data, overdosed animals, violated protocols

July 14, 2021
This year’s plan is valid to use and available for purchase through May 7, 2022.

WSU unveils new meal plan for staff, faculty, off-campus students

July 9, 2021
Pullman City Councilmember Nathan Weller is the first guest to read on July 5.

Neill Public Library to feature local guest readers this week

July 5, 2021
Responding officers provided first aid until the Pullman Fire Department paramedics arrived.

City of Pullman to open emergency cooling shelter

June 25, 2021
Pictured is Co-Principal Investigator Alla Kostyukova with students. Kostyukova serves as one of three Co-PI’s for WSU’s MARC program.

WSU awarded $2 million in NIH funding to support underrepresented student researchers

June 25, 2021
The board agreed to prepare a resolution indicating written owner consent of Pioneer Center’s historic designation.

School board approves historic designation of Pioneer Center, discusses student discipline policy

June 24, 2021
The food pantry is currently located in the Lighty Student Services Building, but is set to move to a centralized location in the Compton Union Building over the summer.

Student fee to support new full-time food pantry position

June 16, 2021
The school district’s current administrative office is located in the Pioneer Center. It is eligible for historic designation on the Pullman Register of Historic Places and the National Register of Historic Places, according to the proposition presented at the school board meeting.

School board considers Pioneer Center for historic designation, approves disposal of school bus

June 11, 2021
Pullman City Councilmembers discussed renovating the downtown area at a meeting Tuesday evening.

City Council reviews downtown project proposals, approves purchase of new firetruck

June 10, 2021
From noon to 12:30 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday from June 22 to August 12 meals are available for pick up at 510 NW Greyhound Way.

Pullman Public Schools to offer free “grab and go” meals

June 4, 2021
The Office of International Programs is located in Bryan Hall, pictured here. The office wants domestic students to have the opportunity to experience and learn from WSU’s international student population, which is roughly seven percent across the system, said Daniel Saud, Office of International Programs director of undergraduate international admissions, recruitment and marketing.

WSU partners with AI-driven platform to increase international student recruitment

June 2, 2021
“We have been really great stewards of our curriculum budget over the years because we knew something like this was coming.”

Pullman school board reviews student recovery plan, new ELA curriculum

May 27, 2021
International students should reach out to WSU’s Office of International Programs if they are concerned about returning to in-person learning.

Remote learning remains option for students unable to return to campus

May 21, 2021
Responding officers provided first aid until the Pullman Fire Department paramedics arrived.

Palestine solidarity rally to be held today

May 19, 2021
Board of Regents meeting screenshot

Board of Regents approve 2.5 percent tuition increase, discuss vaccine mandate

May 10, 2021
Superintendent Bob Maxwell said school counselors and administrators are working with eligible students who can benefit from the waiver program weekly.

School board discusses social, emotional learning, emergency waiver for seniors

April 30, 2021
Student Affairs plans to incorporate ASWSU leaders’ suggestions to make resources more accessible, including enhancing click and search engine optimization.

Student Affairs to ‘revamp’ websites, make student resources more available

April 28, 2021
Gillis “GW” Williams founded his organization, AutismChoseMe, in December 2018 while attending college in Phoenix his freshman year.

WSU student fundraises for autism awareness, acceptance for month of April

April 26, 2021
Pullman Regional Hospital will administer the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at its upcoming clinics. Those over 18 years old are eligible.

Guide: How to get a COVID-19 vaccine in Pullman 

April 21, 2021
The outdoor event will take place from noon to 4 p.m. April 22 at Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories.

Mobile vaccination unit set to administer 500 COVID-19 vaccines 

April 16, 2021
Effective on April 16, Whitman, Pierce and Cowlitz counties will remain in Phase 2 for the next three weeks until reevaluation on May 3. 

WSU’s plans for in-person fall semester remains

April 14, 2021
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