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The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

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MOLLY WILK

MOLLY WILK, Evergreen reporter

Molly is a junior majoring in criminal justice. She is from Surrey, British Columbia, Canada.

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ASWSU hears updates from Executive staff, passes several bills

ASWSU hears updates from Executive staff, passes several bills

April 29, 2022
Pullman Police Chief gives lifesaving awards to citizen, Moscow officer

Pullman Police Chief gives lifesaving awards to citizen, Moscow officer

April 27, 2022
New ASWSU Senate meets for first time 

New ASWSU Senate meets for first time 

April 22, 2022
Besides several members of Sherry’s fraternity who abstained from the vote, every other senator voted in favor of starting the impeachment process for both individuals.  

‘This is the ASWSU way: don’t solve the problem, just send someone out to publicly lie about it’

April 15, 2022
ASWSU President Brian Patrick (left) and Alexander Pan (right) attend a Pullman City Council Meeting, April 12.

Pullman City Council holds joint meeting with ASWSU

April 13, 2022
Patrick said the comments and allegations made do not represent what ASWSU stands for and who they are as a group.

ASWSU President Brian Patrick addresses recent allegations

April 13, 2022
ASWSU Senator Jacob Martinez speaks during an ASWSU meeting, April 6, in the Compton Union Building.

ASWSU Senate makes statement about alleged homophobic comments 

April 8, 2022
Fatimah Albaqshi, ASWSU director of community affairs, gives her input on the validity of alleged homophobic remarks in the executive team at an ASWSU Senate meeting, March 30, in the CUB.

ASWSU Senate hears updates from several directors

April 1, 2022
City Councilor Nathan Weller gives his opinion on the FLO Analytics plan at the Pullman City Council meeting on March 29.

Public Works Department receives $750,000 to make streets safer

March 30, 2022
The American Legion presents an award to five police officers for their heroism during Septembers College Hill shooting at the Pullman City Coucil meeting on March 29.

Law enforcement, firefighters receive American Legion awards

March 30, 2022
ASWSU Pro Tempore Katie Carstens and Veterinary Medicine Senator Diana Rios at an ASWSU Senate meeting, March 23, in the CUB.

ASWSU Senators approve student technology fee allocation

March 25, 2022
ASWSU President-Elect Jacob Martinez hugs ASWSU vice president-elect Kiana Parsi as ASWSU President Brian Patrick and ASWSU Vice President Alexander Pan enter the room to deliver the news of their win. Martinez and Parsi found out about their victory at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Compton Union Building room 208.

Martinez, Parsi win ASWSU presidential race

March 23, 2022
Jacob Martinez speaks during the ASWSU multicultural debate on March 21 in the CUB Senior Ballroom.

Martinez, Parsi discuss campaign at ASWSU multicultural debate

March 23, 2022
ASWSU President Brian Patrick addresses accusations made against him at an ASWSU Senate meeting, Compton Union Building, March 9

‘The truth is I’ve tried my hardest every day’

March 11, 2022
All-Campus Senators Jacob Martinez and Kiana Parsi said a major focus for their campaign is representing all students at WSU.

Martinez, Parsi discuss campaign at ASWSU presidential debate

March 7, 2022
Nikolai Sublett, All-Campus Senator for ASWSU, addresses his concerns at an ASWSU senate meeting, in the CUB, March 2.

All-campus senator claims ASWSU president is guilty of occupational fraud

March 3, 2022
City council members discuss fiber construction complaints during a meeting at Pullman City Hall, March 2.

Pullman city council hears financial and Ziply Fiber updates

March 2, 2022
ASWSU Pro Tempore Katie Carstens speaks during an ASWSU meeting in the CUB, Feb. 23.

ASWSU hears from several directors, confirms E-board

February 25, 2022
Middle Eastern Student Association to host cultural event March 4

Middle Eastern Student Association to host cultural event March 4

February 17, 2022
City Council reviews public librarys annual report, hears aquifer update

City Council reviews public library’s annual report, hears aquifer update

February 16, 2022
Police cars rest behind the Pullman Police Department, Thursday, Oct. 21, 2021.

Pullman PD to host second Citizen Academy

January 13, 2022
Diego Lopez, ASWSU deputy director of legislative affairs, spoke during the ASWSU Senate meeting Wednesday night about Coug Day at the Capitol.

Coug Day at the Capitol to happen virtually Jan. 24

December 9, 2021
WSU student Alissa Carreno enjoys her coffee at Mannys Coffee House, Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021, in Pullman.

Six local businesses to participate in ASWSU Coffee Week

December 3, 2021
ASWSU Vice President Alexander Pan leads the conversation during an ASWSU meeting on Dec. 1, 2021.

ASWSU senators vote in favor of increased sexual assault resources

December 2, 2021
Applications for the Pullman Police Citizen Academy are open now until Jan. 14.

Pullman Police Department opens applications for citizen academy

December 2, 2021
Pullman City Administrator Mike Urban speaks about city expenses during a Tuesday night City Council meeting.

City council hears financial, staffing update

December 1, 2021
Cougar Health Services is offering the Pfizer booster shot at a vaccine clinic on Dec. 3.

Cougar Health Services to host COVID-19 booster clinic

November 29, 2021
The Pullman Fire station responded to 2,308 calls during 2020, said Fire Chief Mike Heston during a City Council meeting Tuesday.

Pullman City Council hears plans to expand airport

November 17, 2021
ASWSU Director of Community Affairs Fatimah Albaqshi gives a presentation during an ASWSU meeting in the CUB, Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2021, in Pullman.

ASWSU senators discuss plans for Pullman 2040

November 12, 2021
ASWSU senators heard from Transportation Services and several ASWSU directors on Wednesday.

Transportation Services shares complaints, pilot program with ASWSU senators

November 4, 2021
ASWSU veterinary medicine senator Diana Rios is working on a resolution that would create a tuition payment plan.

ASWSU resolution will create tuition payment plan

November 1, 2021
On Tuesday of Restaurant Week, students can get $5 off their meal at Sellas Calzone and Pizza.

GPSA, ASWSU to host fourth restaurant week

October 29, 2021
ASWSU senators confirmed four individuals into open positions during a meeting Wednesday night.

ASWSU senators confirm several open positions

October 28, 2021
Korey Woodley, executive manager of Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee, speaks about water usage during a Pullman City Council meeting Tuesday.

Council hears water data, approves walkway resolution

October 27, 2021
ASWSU Senator Nikolai Sublett speaks during a senate meeting Wednesday evening in the Compton Union Building.

ASWSU confirms two new associate justices

October 21, 2021
ASWSU Vice President presented a resolution regarding tuition increases during the ASWSU Senate meeting Wednesday night in the Compton Union Building.

ASWSU VP Pan presents tuition increase transparency plan

October 14, 2021
WSU celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Day

WSU celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Day

October 11, 2021
Members of the ASWSU Senate listen to guest speakers during a meeting Sept. 29, 2021.

Multicultural organizations offer feedback to ASWSU

October 7, 2021
Planned Parenthood employee Victoria Sundin demonstrates how to use the facilitys emergency contraception vending machine.

ASWSU senator pushes for emergency contraceptive vending machine

September 30, 2021
Jake Opgenorth, Pullman PD operations commander gave an update on the shooting that occurred early Saturday morning.

City Council works to change Pullman’s narrative, brand

September 29, 2021
All-Campus Senator Nikolai Sublett listens to a resolution that would require senators to work on one resolution or two bylaws during an ASWSU meeting Wednesday evening in the Compton Union Building.

ASWSU senators discuss campus safety, sexual assault prevention

September 23, 2021
It took Molly Wilk 19 years to seek help — from attending therapy to learning how to combat her panic attacks and depressive episodes.

‘I thank the stars we are strong enough to beat this’

September 23, 2021
Garmanie Kyaw Swar Tun, senior public relations major, said he hopes the coup ends soon and Myanmar returns to what it was before. He wants people to know how beautiful and rich Burma can be; the country controlled by the military is not the same he once knew. 

WSU Myanmar students share personal stories amid military coup

September 22, 2021
The council authorized staff to work with nomination agencies for the 2021 Washington State Transportation Improvement Board Complete Streets program. 

City Council goes back on Lawson Garden House vote

September 15, 2021
The inside of WSUs Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center as seen Sept. 6 from a window in Pullman.

Student Affairs hosts reopening of Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center

September 9, 2021

WSU groups to help diverse students feel safe on campus

September 9, 2021
Pullman PD responds to 238 service calls last week

Pullman PD responds to 238 service calls last week

September 3, 2021
ASWSU’s ​​Senate Pro-Tempore, Kathryn Carstens, led the student council meeting.

ASWSU votes in three new positions

September 2, 2021

City Council votes to reorganize M&O division

September 1, 2021
The mural is not within viewing distance of Reaney Park, which is where the celebration is held.

End Racism Now mural completion to be celebrated today

September 1, 2021
More information on open ASWSU positions can be found on its website.

ASWSU elects several student government officials

August 27, 2021
Information about becoming a vendor can be found on the Pullman Chamber of Commerce website.

Pullman Farmers Market to happen Aug. 25

August 25, 2021
Freshman Antonio Castillo said he is excited to meet new people on campus.

WSU welcomes first students post-COVID

August 19, 2021
St. Ignatius was built in 1892 and officially closed in 1962. It served as a manor hospital and saw that the general needs of the public were cared for.

Husband, wife to renovate abandoned hospital

July 23, 2021
Balasingam Muhunthan’s family created the B. Muhunthan Memorial Scholarship to help students continue to grow and succeed, carrying on his legacy and love of learning at WSU.

Remembering Balasingam Muhunthan

July 21, 2021
Wisteria is built with hanging fabric shrouds that can change colors and overall shape to best respond to data received from the watch.

WSU Architecture project wins award

July 21, 2021
Organizations being considered for the grant will be contacted on Sept. 1 and must present a short presentation to guild members on Sept. 14.

PRH accepting grant applications

July 16, 2021

Inslee declares drought emergency across state

July 16, 2021
The purpose of the event is to educate people on the effects of the Lower Granite Lake Dam located along the Snake River. 

Organizations teaching Palouse’s history

July 12, 2021
The Myanmar military launched a coup on Feb. 1 following an election won by Aung San Suu Kyi’s National League for Democracy party. Military officials claim the election results were falsified.

WSU Myanmar students fear for families back home

July 7, 2021
Incoming freshmen Tara Wallack received one dose of the vaccine before moving to Pullman. Her second dose was organized by the university and administered within ten days of being on campus, she said. 

WSU to aid international students’ vaccination process upon return to campus

June 28, 2021
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