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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

MICHELLE PAREDES STRONG, Evergreen reporter

Michelle is a senior multimedia journalism major. She is also minoring in criminal justice.

All content by MICHELLE PAREDES STRONG
Aokis newest book, “Life From Uncommon Stars,” will be released this fall.

Visiting Writers Series begins

January 25, 2021
The art pieces displayed in fall 2021 will be different mediums, including ceramics, sculptures, drawings, digital media and photography.

WSU Museum of Art awards $2,500 to 20 Washington artists

December 8, 2020
Pullman Regional Hospitals 2021 annual gala might be held in person, said Rueben Mayes, PRH chief development officer.

Hospital discusses COVID-19 vaccine distribution, financial goals

December 3, 2020
The 2021-2022 budget for Pullman was unanimously approved and includes $12,828,179 for transit expenditures and $15,671,838 for law enforcement.

City Council approves money for wildfire victims, budget

December 2, 2020
Jordan Frost, activities director at Issaquah High School and first-generation WSU alumnus, said people cannot control what happens to them, but they can control what to do next.

‘Your circumstances do not determine your destiny’

November 10, 2020
A WSU researcher tested the effects sleep has on rats that are exposed to trauma.

Increasing sleep may reduce fear-associated memories from trauma

November 4, 2020
KHQ news producer said reporters must be mindful of word choice when writing about the Black Lives Matter movement.

Alumni discuss BLM protest coverage

October 29, 2020
Using the viewpoints of medicine and academia can help people begin to understand the full spectrum of racism, said Thabiti Lewis, English professor and interim associate vice chancellor for academic affairs at WSU Vancouver. 

Professor to speak about dismantling racism

October 28, 2020
Voter registration must be completed in person either in Colfax or the CUB. Residents must wear masks and obey safety measures while registering.

Voter registration must be conducted in person starting today

October 27, 2020
Republican incumbent Mary Dye and Libertarian challenger Brett Borden debated during a virtual forum Saturday afternoon.

County representative candidates debate sex education, climate change policies

October 19, 2020
Allies may find it difficult to challenge people who hold views that do not align with social justice movements, a Cougar Health Services intern said.

Mental health series event focuses on allyship, social media

October 16, 2020
The transition from Blackboard to Canvas was a collaboration between the IT department, Faculty Senate and Academic Outreach and Innovation.

All WSU campuses to switch to Canvas by fall 2021

October 13, 2020
Grocery Outlet workers stock inventory. The new grocery store has created 30 jobs for the community.

Grocery store to open in Pullman

October 9, 2020
The National Guard sets up for COVID-19 testing at the Steptoe apartments on the WSU campus Sept. 8, 2020.

WSU offering COVID-19 testing to employees

October 2, 2020
Some students are worried about their data and personal files if they have to download ProctorU, a proctoring program.

Students raise concerns over proctoring program

October 2, 2020
Flu shots are available from now until October.

Flu shots available to Pullman community

September 30, 2020
ASWSU Vice President Sean Doster said people should speak out when they witness a behavior that breaks COVID-19 safety guidelines.

ASWSU, Greek Life talk COVID-19 responses

September 25, 2020
Rhys Chapman, chair of ASWSU’s Issues and Forums Committee, said the goal for the “You and COVID-19” event is to further educate and increase awareness among students about the risks of COVID-19.

ASWSU event to include student leader panel, Q&A

September 23, 2020
The university expects a revenue loss of $54.4 million, assuming WSU plays football, during the 2021 fiscal year. WSU will fully repay the debt over a maximum period of 10 years.

WSU Board of Regents approves financial plan

September 18, 2020
WSU is still asking for full funding for the athletics budget. The athletics deficit has grown by $25 million, partly due to the loss of PAC-12 ticket sales.

WSU Board of Regents reviews financial impacts of athletics, COVID-19

September 18, 2020
Whitman County Superior Court Judge Gary Libey is serving his last term as judge.

County superior court judge presents at virtual event

September 16, 2020
The blood drive will occur from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 17 at the Gladish Community and Cultural Center at 115 NW State St. Room 211.

Community Center to host blood drive next month

September 15, 2020
WSU President Kirk Schulz said WSU Athletics lost $30-$35 million in net revenue due to COVID-19.

Administration discusses budget, strategic plan

September 10, 2020
Pullman Police and WSU Police will be issuing referrals and warning to groups and individuals violating public safety regulations.

Police begin enforcing COVID-19 public safety regulations

August 25, 2020
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