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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
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WSU will discontinue personal and philosophical exemption following FDA approval of any one of the COVID-19 vaccines.

[Photo] WSU plans to remove personal vaccine exemption following FDA approval

August 22, 2021
Not only should we see more representation of the AAPI community in film and media, but we should be learning about how to encourage and support representation for minorities in the correct way.

[Photo] Accurate Asian American, Pacific Islander representation in film is vital

May 27, 2021
A summer spent in small town Pullman is not everyone's first choice.

[Photo] Summer spent in Pullman is not for everyone

GRACE LAPIERRE
May 23, 2021
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Financial fraud led to the 2007 global financial crisis. There is not much accountability when it comes to financial fraud.

[Photo] Fraud more likely by large companies

March 11, 2021
My city in 100 words is meant for students to dig a little deeper about their views of places.

[Photo] My City in 100 Words

February 25, 2021
Madvillainy highly ranked album by Evergreen columnist

[Photo] Search for the greatest: Madvillainy

February 25, 2021
Getting over an ex is difficult. Journaling, talking to someone and practicing mindfulness can help ease the pain of a break-up.

[Photo] Ask Emma: I need help getting over my ex

February 23, 2021
Joy Divisions's Unknown Pleasure was known for its deep, sad songs.

[Photo] Search for the greatest: Unknown Pleasures

COLE QUINN, Evergreen Sports Photographer
February 18, 2021
WSU Crimson Confections operates out of Todd Hall’s Marriott Foundation Hospitality Teaching Center.

[Photo] WSU Crimson Confections prepares students for future careers

February 3, 2021
WSU PD's strategic plan establishes three subcommittees made up of police advisory board members to address policy development.

[Photo] WSU PD employees to become certified in bias prevention training

February 2, 2021
“We really love to see students at any level connect with employers during the Career Expo, whether it be first-time freshmen or a senior looking for future employment,” ASCC associate director Amanda Morgan said.

[Photo] Students able to sign up for virtual career expo

February 1, 2021
One student project last year focused on ensuring student veterans had access to technology to complete their homework.

[Photo] Student philanthropy program accepting applications

February 1, 2021
Chris Skidmore, interim director of Whitman County Public Health said he is hoping to scale up the clinics to meet the need for about 1,000 to 1,500 vaccinations per day.

[Photo] WSU, Whitman County planning for mass vaccination sites

ANDREA GONZALEZ, Evergreen reporter
January 29, 2021
Students are required to show proof of attestation before going to campus.

[Photo] OPINION: WSU has prepared for COVID this time, students must take share of responsibility

MEGHAN HENRY, Evergreen managing editor
January 28, 2021
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Professor speaks to black screens, the reality of online learning.

[Photo] OPINION: New semester brings opportunities for community growth in classroom

January 21, 2021
PETA requested the Washington State Auditor’s Office to investigate whether WSU spent taxpayer dollars on experiments involving animals labeled as non-essential.

[Photo] PETA asks state auditor to investigate WSU research with animals during COVID-19

September 22, 2020
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[Photo] Mint Book Club: Hispanic Heritage Month

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.

[Photo] Community Center to host blood drive next month

September 14, 2020
The ubiquitous pumpkin spice seems to be everywhere during fall — but it might be time for it to go. From pastries to lattes to Frappuccinos, all things pumpkin-flavored have grown stale and passe.

[Photo] OPINION: Pumpkin spice has gone too far

JOEY FRANKLIN
September 16, 2020
When you shop at local farmers markets, you could have access to fresher food. You also have the chance to support vendors, like Omache Farms and Smoot's Flavor Farm.

[Photo] How to support farmers market vendors

September 13, 2020
The 24-hour virtual Hack-a-House event will encourage university students to create ways to make housing more affordable nationwide.

[Photo] Registration open for virtual hackathon

September 13, 2020
The Ballet Folklorico de WSU group has previously performed at Mom’s Weekend, recognition events and graduation.

[Photo] Group celebrates Mexican culture

August 16, 2020
The attestation form is available on MyWSU, and it must be be filled out each time before an employee comes to work even if they are working multiple days in a row.

[Photo] WSU requires employees to complete daily attestation form

July 5, 2020
From children to adults, reading has something to offer everybody.

[Photo] OPINION: Rediscover reading

July 7, 2020
Here's a few tips to make you feel like Sia in the shower.

[Photo] Vocalist tips to improve your singing game

July 2, 2020
Love our recommendations? You can send your thoughts to mint@dailyevergreen.com.

[Photo] Mint Book Club: July

July 2, 2020
Due to COVID-19 concerns, many local events will be canceled for this summer, while others plan for a fall date.

[Photo] GUIDE: Canceled, postponed events in Whitman County

June 21, 2020
Humans and other animals shed coronavirus particles when they are infected. These particles are spread throughout the shedder's environment.

[Photo] WSU researchers test environmental samples for coronavirus genetic material

June 21, 2020
More diversity education would help make students more aware of race issues in modern life.

[Photo] OPINION: Students need diversity education

June 16, 2020
Washington offers so many options for outdoor recreation that many people may not have considered.

[Photo] OPINION: Backcountry activities offer new alternatives this summer

June 23, 2020
Will worldwide power or regional appeal win out in this week's battle of the coffee chains?

[Photo] OPINION: Battle of the coffee shops

June 16, 2020
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We need to find solutions to allow every student have access to online classes.

[Photo] OPINION: Access to online classes is not equal

CLAIRE PADILLA
June 9, 2020
WSU researchers are using computational epidemiology to model the spread of COVID-19.

[Photo] Researchers use math, computers to model spread of COVID-19

June 7, 2020
The Palouse offers so many outdoor activities, so this summer, get out and enjoy them!

[Photo] OPINION: Get outside with nature

June 9, 2020
It's a hotly-contested battle, but which shape is truly the best of the pastas?

[Photo] OPINION: Macaroni and cheese's ideal shape

June 9, 2020
Salmon and most other fish do not internally regulate their temperatures. Instead, they adapt to water temperatures, so if the water is too hot or cold, the fish will not survive.

[Photo] High river temperatures dangerous to salmon

June 7, 2020
There are three types of vaccines: live-attenuated, inactivated and recombinant. Vaccines protect people from contracting preventable diseases like the measles.

[Photo] Science Explained: How do vaccines work?

June 9, 2020
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Love our recommendations? You can send your thoughts to mint@dailyevergreen.com.

[Photo] Mint Book Club: June

June 4, 2020
As high school seniors graduate this spring and decide whether to attend WSU in the fall, a lot of unknowns are still up in the air. Emma advises seniors to keep tabs on the latest updates from the university.

[Photo] Ask Emma: I don’t know what to expect if I start school in the fall

June 7, 2020
Love our recommendations? You can send your thoughts to mint@dailyevergreen.com.

[Photo] Mint Book Club: May

JOEL KEMEGUE, Evergreen mint editor
May 14, 2020
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[Photo] Ask Emma: I'm worried about my daughter

April 20, 2020
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[Photo] Ways to help: what you can do for your community

April 20, 2020
While WSU does offer access to many research papers, the issue is how much they have to pay for them.

[Photo] OPINION: Research should be available to all

April 7, 2020
It is easy to try to take on mental health issues by yourself, but this isn't the best way to go through life.

[Photo] OPINION: Be proactive talking about your mental health

April 7, 2020
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If you need to, take time off from school and then come back to it

[Photo] OPINION: Don't judge students for taking longer than four years

March 29, 2020
These movies might not make the outside world any better, but hey at least your not a radioactive war boy.

[Photo] Movies for the End Times

March 25, 2020
While it is important to have your party affiliation to be public, the way it was implemented was questionable

[Photo] OPINION: Public party affiliation was implemented badly

March 22, 2020
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Supporting environmental initiatives would boost sustainability.

[Photo] OPINION: Support the Green Fund at WSU

DANIELLE DENNEHY
March 6, 2020
We must break free of our reliance on Moscow for different food options. Getting a Qdoba somewhere in Pullman would be one of the first steps.

[Photo] OPINION: Pullman deserves a Qdoba

KATIE LANE
March 6, 2020
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"I don't think [cowboy poetry] is ever going to die. It's our heritage."

[Photo] Cowboy poetry is alive on the Palouse

February 20, 2020
It is important to prioritize your mental health, so don't be afraid to find outlets. Physical activity, counseling and other methods can be key strategies to help yourself

[Photo] OPINION: Reach out and use resources about mental health

KATIE LANE
February 19, 2020
"While some students set off to make Valentine’s Day the most romantic day of the year, others have different ideas."

[Photo] SATIRE: Students scrape last cash for V-Day

February 13, 2020
AWSU's judical board should have looked more into the meaning behind the law rather than the way it was written.

[Photo] OPINION: ASWSU legal board's decision was wrong

February 12, 2020
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A famous philosopher once said, "shoot your shot." The Fratchelor lets that happen, so if you're game for it, do it. Maybe you'll find the one?

[Photo] OPINION: Enjoy the Fratchelor while you can

HALEY BRICKWEDEL
February 10, 2020
It's awfully fun to get into arguments over anything, but if you really want to get along with people, try to be somewhat nice.

[Photo] OPINION: Be respectful when discussing political views

GUS WATERS, Evergreen columnist
February 10, 2020
Why are the small fees the most annoying ones? It is almost as if WSU is trying to get every last penny they can out of every single student.

[Photo] SATIRE: Stop nickel-and- diming me, WSU

February 7, 2020
It isn't easy being LGBTQ and in Greek life, therefore steps need to be taken for Greeks to be more mindful about the words they use and how they act to become a better place for all.

[Photo] OPINION: Greeks need to change the conversation

February 5, 2020
Dropping classes

Stay in class a while before you drop classes and remember you have time.

[Photo] OPINION: Wait longer on dropping classes

HALEY BRICKWEDEL
January 24, 2020
Ash Ketchum is dealing with crippling anxiety and an aversion for school work on a daily basis, according to his shirtless roommate Brock and his professor Maple.

[Photo] SATIRE: Now 20-year-old Pokemon celebrity literally can’t

October 1, 2019
One student found that she might appeal to men for sex, but dating is another story.

[Photo] In Your Words: Why's a sista always single?

October 1, 2019
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