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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

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Courtney Berge, general board member of Swing Devils of the Palouse, talks about her favorite things about being in the group on Saturday afternoon at the One World Cafe in Moscow.

[Photo] East Coast Swing in an Idaho city

January 30, 2020
WSU sports management students planned a virtual 5k race using the MapMyRun app.

[Photo] Students plan virtual 5K for Lauren McCluskey Foundation

April 10, 2020
Redshirt senior, Easop Winston Jr., middle, carries the ball down the field while being chased after during the game against UCLA on Saturday night in Martin Stadium.

[Photo] Athlete of the Week: Easop Winston Jr.

September 23, 2019
Faith Price, director of Native American Student Services, says the research is important to her because Native Americans are often overlooked.

[Photo] Researchers study Alzheimer’s, dementia among Native Americans

September 17, 2019
Bobbie Ryder, President of Pullman Civic Trust, provides information about the Colfax Albion Pullman Rail Corridor during a Brown Bag meeting on Tuesday afternoon at the Neill Public Library.

[Photo] Community members discuss creation of new trail

September 17, 2019
Chris Barry, professor in the Department of Psychology, discusses his new study that looks at the difference between posed photos and selfies on Instagram on Friday afternoon in Johnson Tower. This study shows that people who post a lot of selfies are viewed as less likable, having lower self-esteem and being less adventurous than people who post posed pictures taken by others.

[Photo] People posting more selfies on Instagram may be viewed as less likable, adventurous

August 27, 2019
Sally Makamson, student insurance and privacy specialist at Cougar Health Services discussed new health care plan available to graduate students on assistantship.

[Photo] GPSA discusses new health care for graduate students

August 26, 2019
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Debbie Hill, Plant Communications Coordinator at WSU, recounts her job experiences as she prepares to retire on Monday morning at the McCluskey Services Building.

[Photo] WSU employee to retire after 34 years of service

August 19, 2019
Matthew Sutton who was named chair of the history department discusses his plans as head of the department. Sutton says he plans to ensure the history department continues to be adaptable to change.

[Photo] History professor named new department chair 

August 19, 2019
Acacia Kapusta, former outreach and education coordinator for the Office of Outreach and Education, left, says the clothing bank offers items such as bathing suits, wigs, underwear, shoes, jewelry and hats.

[Photo] Inclusive clothing bank aims to help students, faculty, staff

CHERYL AARNIO, Evergreen reporter
August 18, 2019
Michael Cleveland, Associate professor in the Department of Human Development, explains his research to determine if sexual aggression in college-age males is a result of attending bars and parties on Wednesday afternoon in Johnson Tower.

[Photo] Researcher analyzes data from college-aged males on sexual violence

May 2, 2019
Rhea Gonzaga, Associated Director of the Cougar Leadership Team, describes how her roles in student leadership have shaped her time at WSU on Tuesday afternoon in the CUB.

[Photo] Senior uses past leadership positions to prepare for future

May 2, 2019
Hailey Modin, senior majoring in entrepreneurship, speaks of her time as a peer mentor for the Center for Civic Engagement and her plans to move to North Carolina to be a middle school math teacher as a part of Teach for America on Tuesday morning in the CUB.

[Photo] Business senior pursues teaching position in underserved area

May 2, 2019
North Paw members and WSU music students discuss how they got together Wednesday afternoon at the Kimbrough Music Building.

[Photo] Local band wants to expand influence

April 28, 2019
Enrique Romo, finalist in the Office of Outreach and Education leadership search, talks about his values and goals should he be elected during his presentation on Thursday afternoon at the CUB.

[Photo] Students, staff hear from second executive director finalist

April 25, 2019
Allen Sutton, finalist in the Office of Outreach and Education leadership search, gives a presentation on how to drive the OOE further on Monday afternoon in Butch's Den.

[Photo] Office of Outreach and Education finalist hopes to promote diversity, inclusion

April 22, 2019
The WSU Women's Tennis team gathers for a group photo to celebrate senior day before their match against the University of Washington on Saturday afternoon at the Hollingbery Fieldhouse.

WSU alumnus, Sid Houpt, describes his favorite things about his time at WSU on Monday afternoon at Neill Public Library.

[Photo] People of the Palouse: Retired public land manager chooses Pullman

April 17, 2019
Junior marketing major Noah Moncrieff explains how he started Yew Skateboards on Tuesday afternoon at the Delta Beta Chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta.

[Photo] Marketing student runs skateboard company

April 11, 2019
Kai-Yi Wang, president of the Taiwanese Student Association, discusses the importance of bringing the TSA night market to WSU on Monday afternoon at the CUB.

[Photo] Club creates traditional food market

April 11, 2019
Antonio Bak, vice president of the Cookie Club, talks about how baking can help students handle stress on Monday afternoon at The Spark: Academic Innovation Hub.

[Photo] Cookie Club has a sweet tooth for self-care

April 9, 2019
Tyler Frei, bar manager at Zeppoz, discusses goals in the new restaurant Sunday.

[Photo] Zeppoz bowling alley overhauls late night grill

April 7, 2019
Margaret Wild, professor of the Department of Veterinary Microbiology and Pathology at the WSU College of Veterinary Medicine, uses a mummified elk hoof to explain Elk Hoof disease on Friday afternoon in Bustad Hall.

[Photo] Scientists search for answers to hoof disease

April 7, 2019
Rhea Gonzaga, Services and Activities (S&A) Fee committee member, left, asks a question about a proposed budget while Alec Solemslie, S&A Fee committee member, listens during the S&A hearing on Tuesday at Lighty Student Services building.

[Photo] Groups present budget proposals to committee

April 2, 2019
Anne Phillips, Kansas State University English professor talks about her passion for studying illustrations in books, like The Little House on the Prairie in Avery Hall on Monday.

[Photo] Professor talks classic kids' books

April 1, 2019
Sports Economist Andrew Zimbalist, left, speaks about college sports funding Thursday afternoon at Bryan Hall.

[Photo] Athletics experts address department's deficit

March 28, 2019
Research Assistant Jeff Collins explains the research of creating an environmentally friendly ship that conserves fuel Sunday morning at Engineering Teaching/Research Building.

[Photo] Researchers aim to save fuel used by marine vessels

March 26, 2019
Scott McBeath, owner of Three Forks Bike and Brew, left, and Shaheen Khan, owner of Mela-Bangladeshi Cuisine, combine efforts.

[Photo] New coffee shop serves Indian food

March 21, 2019
“The goal is to spread unity, connection and diversity around the multicultural community,” said Joni Cobarrubias, former Evergreen photographer and FASA public relations officer.

[Photo] FASA to host Filipino Culture Night

March 21, 2019
Alex Yano, freshman sports management major, says his team at a baseball analytics conference impressed many other schools Monday afternoon in the CUB.

[Photo] Students compete in baseball analytics conference

March 19, 2019
Students attend a MEChA meeting where they discuss the College Admission Scandal on Monday evening in the CUE.

Students attend a MEChA meeting where they discuss the College Admission Scandal on Monday evening in the CUE.

[Photo] Students discuss college admission scandal

March 18, 2019
Isaiah Wade, junior power forward for the WSU Men's Basketball team, talks about how he got to wear he is today on Thursday March 9 in the Bohler athletic communications office.

Sarah Sherrod, a senior double-majoring in criminal justice and psychology, talks about her abundant involvement in clubs and activities on Tuesday morning at the CUB.

[Photo] Student, TA, supervisor juggles responsibilities

March 8, 2019
The Fashion Culture Showcase includes dresses made by apparel, merchandising, design and textiles students, on Wednesday at the Terrell Library.

[Photo] Fashion display recognizes cultures

March 8, 2019
Xiahui Zhang, research assistant in the School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering, talks about a new separation technique that could lead to reduced carbon dioxide emissions Monday at the Engineering Teaching/Research Building.

[Photo] Researchers separate gas, combat climate change

March 8, 2019
Xiahui Zhang, research assistant in the School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering, talks about a new separation technique that could lead to reduced carbon dioxide emissions on Monday afternoon in ETRL.

Renee Coleman-Mitchell, executive director of Cougar Health Services, talks about leaving her current position Tuesday morning at the Access Center.

[Photo] Executive director steps down, reflects on career

March 6, 2019
Steven Mislowsky, organizer of the event, says this will be the Tri-Wizard Tournament’s first year at Pups and Cups.

[Photo] Coffee shop to host Harry Potter party

March 1, 2019
Ziggy, 10-month-old American pitbull, boxer mix, walks in the Pet Parade at the Whitman County Humane Society Fur Ball on Saturday at the SEL event center. The event featured adoptable pets from the humane society.

[Photo] Fur Ball fundraises for animal shelter

February 25, 2019
A sculpture of a robot driving a car is on display in the Dave Coyle exhibit at the Neill Public Library.

[Photo] Man displays recycled art at Pullman library

February 25, 2019
Speaker and author Dr. Derek Greenfield gives a speech on authenticity, identity, and mental health in hip hop culture on Thursday evening in the CUB Sr. Ballroom.

Hip hop artist Jamie of James Hope raps an emotional piece on authenticity, identity and mental health in hip-hop culture Thursday evening in the CUB Senior Ballroom.

[Photo] Author, artist lead conversation on hip-hop culture, mental health

February 22, 2019
Paul Auerbach, Redlich Family Professor Emeritus for the Stanford University School of Medicine, gives a lecture on how global warming affects human health during a Lane Lecture in the Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center.

[Photo] Pollution affects health, physician says

February 21, 2019
ITS Communication Coordinator, Jacqueline Southwick, discusses the expansion of Wi-Fi capabilities on the Pullman campus Friday afternoon in the Information Technology building.

[Photo] WSU sets up new guest Wi-Fi system

February 19, 2019
Becky Bitter, member of the Whitman County Humane Society building committee, speaks about the construction of the new Lauren McCluskey wing at the WCHS on Saturday morning at Thomas Hammer Coffee Roasters.

[Photo] Humane Society to honor Lauren McCluskey

February 11, 2019
Commission members attends a PAC meeting Saturday afternoon in the Young Meeting Room at Neill Public Library.

[Photo] Commission revamps ArtFest, public art policy

February 11, 2019
Michael Gurian, New York Times bestselling author, speaks about how the brains of boys influence their actions on Thursday afternoon in the Foley’s Speaker’s Room at Bryan Hall.

[Photo] Foley presentation broke down ‘the Boy Problem’

February 8, 2019
Graham Lilly, owner of Hunga Dunga, discusses what makes his brews special Saturday afternoon at Hunga Dunga.

[Photo] Brewery saw total rehaul, looks ahead

February 4, 2019
Chef Paul, owner of Pauly’s Bar and Grill, discusses building a new kitchen as well as plans to deliver orders Friday at Cafe Moro.

[Photo] Pauly's Bar and Grill opens downtown

January 28, 2019
WSU junior guard Chanelle Molina looks towards the basket while an Oregon defender guards her in a game Friday night at Beasley Coliseum.

[Photo] Cougars stumble in second half against No. 5 Oregon

January 26, 2019
Sandy Hofland, Sigma Kappa house director, discusses her careers as a house mom, at the Pentagon and in the Navy at the Sigma Kappa house on Jan. 11.

[Photo] House mom reflects on time at Pentagon

January 25, 2019
Licensed midwife ViviAnne Fischer discusses birth techniques Sunday at The Nest.

[Photo] Birth center offers alternative pregnancy care

January 23, 2019
Megan Hewes, office manager at The Nest: Birth and Wellness, talks about working with a midwife during her pregnancy on Sunday afternoon at The Nest.

Paz Ochoa, landscape architect of Bernardo Wills Architects, explains her park design Wednesday at Hamilton Indoor Rec. Center.

[Photo] Moscow lays plans for food forest in 2020

January 23, 2019
Ellen Taylor, associate vice president of student engagement, says WSU should open a better discussion about mental health Tuesday in the Lighty Student Services building.

[Photo] Campus leaders lobby for more mental health services

January 23, 2019
Paz Ochoa, landscape architect of Bernardo Wills Architects, details conceptual design plans for an edible forest during a public workshop on Wednesday evening at the Hamilton Indoor Recreation Center.

Dave Cillay, vice president of academic outreach and innovation, leads a meeting for WSU faculty and staff to input their opinions on what they would like to see in a new provost Thursday in the CUB Jr. Ballroom.

[Photo] Faculty, staff voice need for next provost

January 18, 2019
“We have got to get more efficient at storing data without error,” Associate Professor Ben Belzer says as he discusses the $500,000 grant Friday.

[Photo] Professors studying how to fit more data into less space

December 3, 2018
A packed house of attendees listen to GPSA Executive Vice President David Silva at the GPSA meeting on Monday night in Butch's den.

GPSA Vice President David Silva speaks to members in attendance about their thoughts on events at the GPSA meeting Monday night in Butch’s Den.

[Photo] GPSA considers alternative options for UREC fees

November 27, 2018
Emily Parson, president of WSU’s International Development Club advocates for more education and awareness about socioeconomic issues at the club’s Hunger Dinner on Wednesday night at Ensminger Pavilion.

[Photo] Dinner gives students harsh look at poverty

November 16, 2018
GPSA President Amir Gilmore, left, listens as WSU President Kirk Schulz answers questions at the GPSA Chat and Chew event Tuesday night.

[Photo] President Schulz addresses graduate student questions, concerns

November 14, 2018
WSU senior center Maria Kostourkova tries to block Gaels redshirt junior center Claire Ferguson's shot in the game Sunday afternoon at Beasley Coliseum.

[Photo] Women's basketball falls to Saint Mary's

November 11, 2018
John Wilkerson, a professor of political science at the University of Washington, speaks about the results of the election at the Coffee and Politics in the Foley Speaker's Room on Wednesday afternoon.

[Photo] Foley panelists discuss election

November 8, 2018
Anna Grindeland, registered dietician and entrepreneur, explains the problems with the diet industry Wednesday at Three Forks Bike and Brew.

[Photo] Nutrition business strives to improve habits

November 5, 2018
Zachary Brown, a fifth-year senior double majoring in Asian studies and Chinese language, plays a mini set of Jenga at the Paradise Creek “Booery” Halloween Party at the brewery’s Trailside Taproom on Saturday afternoon.

[Photo] Taproom pumpkin carving, apple bobbing

RYAN LUNDBERG, Evergreen reporter
October 28, 2018
Yong-Chool Ha provides insight on denuclearizing North Korea at a Foley Talk in the Foley Speaker’s Room.

[Photo] Professor presents history of North Korean denuclearization

October 23, 2018
Kurt Andersen speaks about the border between opinion and fact in the age of fake news at the Foley Talk in the CUB Jr. Ballroom on Thursday afternoon.

[Photo] Author shares thoughts on changing country

October 4, 2018
Colfax artist Robin Stanard, left, taught himself how to replicate van Gogh paintings using his own techniques.

[Photo] Self-taught Colfax artist uses art as therapy

September 30, 2018
Becky Bart, of Donald Danforth Plant Science Center, gives a speech at the Plant Phenomics Symposium Tuesday afternoon in the PACCAR Environmental Technology Building.

[Photo] Event highlights new plant research facility

September 18, 2018
Junior forward Morgan Weaver battles for the ball against Cal Poly freshman defender Emily Talmi at the game Sunday at the Lower Soccer Field.

[Photo] Cougars tame Mustangs

September 16, 2018
Redshirt junior middle blocker Jocelyn Urias spikes the ball against Illinois State on Friday in Bohler Gym.

[Photo] Evergreen Athlete of the Week: Jocelyn Urias

September 10, 2018
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