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PUNEET BSANTI

Puneet Bsanti is a junior double majoring in English and Multimedia Journalism.

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Moscow Police Operations Captain Roger Lanier addresses the media during a press conference regarding the homicides of four University of Idaho students, Nov. 20, in Moscow, Idaho.

Police say surviving roommates were not only ones alive at house

November 20, 2022
When Rehael Mufti, senior marketing and human resources major, went to school in Britain, she found conversations were more open compared to her own culture.

Students provide cross-cultural perspective on taboos of sex education

November 17, 2022
A dance performence at the Diwalii event.

Communities gather to celebrate the festival of lights

November 15, 2022
The deadline to submit pieces of work is Tuesday.

Campus Civic Poet Award was born from students ‘demanding accountability’

November 14, 2022
Students participate in the Round Dance in November 2022.

‘I am here because of so much strength that was put in the people before me’

November 9, 2022
Students hang out at the new First Gen Student Center

(First) welcomes students through center

November 8, 2022
April Almanza poses with a photograph of her grandmother, Nov. 2.

Día de los Muertos celebrates deceased loved ones

November 3, 2022
Demonstrators at the Rally for Ukraine event hold up posters in solidarity for the country, Glenn Terell Mall, March 10.

Pullman residents express concern for family in Ukraine

October 26, 2022
WSU students participate in Terrell Librarys Queering the Archives event, Oct. 21.

Students, faculty discover LGBTQ+ history through library archives

October 23, 2022
The Chicanx Latinx Student Center hosted three panelists on Wednesday in the Compton Union Building Junior Ballroom. 

Voices that Echo comes from the soul

October 20, 2022
Volunteer firefighter Blake Blauert cooks hashbrowns during Lincoln County Fire District Fours annual Hunters Breakfast fundraiser, Oct. 15, in Reardan, Wash.

Daily Evergreen reporters take the plunge

October 18, 2022
WSU hosted a tipi assembling event from 9-10 a.m., Oct. 10.

Native American students share personal experience with WSU, Indigenous Peoples Day

October 10, 2022
Elder people place tika on younger people’s foreheads, Oct. 9.

Nepali community gathers for Dashain festival

October 9, 2022
Bangladeshi Nights buffet will feature dishes like Polao, Palak Paneer and Garbanzo curry.

ABSS looks forward to annual Bangladeshi Night

October 6, 2022
Students play Khamsa after listening to Mammadov’s presentation, Sep 23.

Coffee Hour: Azerbaijan

September 25, 2022
Ballet Folklorico members performed at the annual Multicultural Fundraiser on Sept. 16.

Multicultural fundraiser helps raise money for student-led conferences

September 20, 2022
Maritay Mendoza-Quiroz celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month at an event in 2021, wearing traditional clothing.

Latinx community celebrates heritage

September 14, 2022
Yoon Wha-Roh started to learn the piano as a child while her mother worked. Now she will be touring Europe next spring playing the piano.

School of Music professor wins London music competition

September 5, 2022
Students gathered on top of Terrell Library Atrium to share food and culture with each other.

Undocumented Initiatives is a ‘home away from home’ for students

September 5, 2022
After winning the American Prize, they released their third CD and will perform in Thailand summer 2023

WSU faculty win national music contest

September 1, 2022
“When I first found out [Roe v. Wade was overturned] it took a toll on me a lot.”

Students react to partial Idaho abortion ban halt

August 28, 2022
Many women gained the right to vote in 1920, but women of color still faced barriers in achieving equality.

Women*s Center staff speak on Women’s Equality Day

August 25, 2022
Participants at the Palouse Pride Festival celebrate their identities Saturday at Moscow’s East City Park. Many carried signs expressing their support, 2018.

‘We’re still proud’: Palouse Pride comes to Moscow

August 24, 2022
The Terre View roundabout is finished ahead of schedule, while the Albion road roundabout continues to see delays

Albion road roundabout construction behind schedule

August 22, 2022
Juventino Aranda installs his sculpture Y Tu’, Ni Me Miras in the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art.

Artist explores Mexican-American identity through exhibit

August 17, 2022
A WSU researcher surveyed prisoners employed in Correctional Industries and found the organization helped develop work ethic and job skills for reentry into the workplace after incarceration.

Study finds Correctional Industries provides work opportunities for incarcerated prisoners

April 28, 2022
When Aydan Garland-Miner is not doing activism work, she is often reading nonfiction.

Founder of WSU PERIOD graduates, hopes to continue activism

April 27, 2022
Mamatha preforms Bharatanatyam dance during India Night, April 17.

Hundreds attend India Night for a taste of cultural appreciation

April 20, 2022
Students in the First-Gen Abroad program are traveling to Seville, Spain or Rome in May.

First-Generation Abroad returns following two-year hiatus

April 19, 2022
In an introductory performance before the contest, women were asked to take the stage to celebrate womans roles through Native American History.

Pah-Loots-Puu Powwow is back on the Palouse

April 13, 2022
WSU’s policy prohibits the unlawful possession, use or distribution of illicit drugs and alcohol on university-controlled property.

To test or not to test: Local employers share drug policies

April 13, 2022
A number of events are happening on campus during April to raise awareness for sexual assault survivors.

Student groups raise awareness for sexual assault prevention during April

April 12, 2022
WSU Libraries went through Washington State Correctional Industries to have existing furniture reupholstered.

WSU purchases furniture from privatized prisons

April 12, 2022
The first issue that happened was the heater went out, and he knew the heater had to be replaced in the fall. We texted him several times about it but he wouldn’t respond, Catherine said.

Landlord leaves lessees without water

April 10, 2022
A student walks past Heald Hall on April 4.

Facilities Services plans for Heald Hall demolition

April 4, 2022
The CougarCard Center is establishing a partnership with WSECU, replacing the existing partnership with US Bank.

CougarCard Center to partner with state credit union

March 28, 2022
Rapper 24kGoldn will headline this years Springfest, with opener Bankrol Hayden.

SEB hosts 2022 Springfest

March 27, 2022
Artists draw Arabic calligraphy at the Middle Eastern Student Association cultural event, Compton Union Building, Mar. 4

Middle eastern night brings cultural appreciation to the Palouse

March 10, 2022
Junior kinesiology major Nouci Ha said her mother, a refugee from Laos during the Vietnam War, inspired her to uplift and empower other women.

WSU student supports women through UREC class, sorority involvement

March 8, 2022
The Association of Pacific and Asian Women celebrate at a past International Womens Day event.

Campus organizations plan International Women’s Day events

March 7, 2022
Eric Fejeran, United Way of Whitman County executive director, wrote that the money for organizations came from two grants totaling over $50,000.

United Way of Whitman County offers emergency funds to nonprofits

March 1, 2022
Three events — one each in Spokane, Tri-Cities and the Seattle area — raised $300,000 for student-athlete scholarships and WSU Athletics.

WSU Athletics raises over $300,000 during weekend-long fundraising event

March 1, 2022
The trail will be open to non-motorized use, including hiking, trail running and mountain biking.

Groups raise money for Moscow Mountain trail easement

February 28, 2022
Students from the Palouse Area Robotics Team develop a robot for the FIRST competition.

Palouse Area Robotics Team to compete in regional competition

February 22, 2022
“Making sure we have proper training will actually increase the number of nurses in the hospital who will be able to perform these procedures,” Maycumber said.

WSU supports state bill to expand sexual assault nurse training

February 21, 2022
The Plant Biosciences Research Building will replace Johnson Hall.

Army Corps of Engineers seeks input on building to replace Johnson Hall

February 21, 2022
Shiari McNeil, junior elementary education major, said she expected to feel more supported when she started at WSU.

‘[WSU] should be the amplifier for the voices of different ethnic backgrounds’

February 17, 2022
Domestic short-hair Milo comforts sophomore Zahra Keith when she is feeling stressed.

Emotional support animals provide comfort for students living on campus

February 7, 2022
Pullman Fire marshal announces retirement

Pullman Fire marshal announces retirement

February 4, 2022
WSU to launch online quarantine, isolation tool

WSU to launch online quarantine, isolation tool

February 2, 2022
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