The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

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

RYAN LUNDBERG, Evergreen reporter

Ryan Lundberg is a transfer student from Sammamish. He's a junior strategic communication major with a business minor. He enjoys to cook and his favorite color is orange.

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

New coffee shop serves Indian food

March 22, 2019
Foundry head chef Trevor Vaught says restaurant recovered from recent social media issues.

Foundry focuses on more mature market

March 8, 2019
The viewing will include an open bar and Palouse Juice food.

Local theater to roll out free red carpet

February 22, 2019
Nectar manager Levi Vixie, left, and shift supervisor Charlotte Verinder organized the charity event tomorrow.

Galentine’s Day to support non-profit

February 15, 2019
“I tried drawing in a very jagged, uninviting abyss that breaks up this path,” WSU junior Nicholas Lopes said about his piece “Resilience.”

Student artists compete for scholarship

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

Brewery saw total rehaul, looks ahead

February 4, 2019
Ron Greene, soul musician performed 8 p.m. Friday at Bucer’s Coffeehouse Pub.

Bucer’s hosts soul vocalist, guitarist for full house

January 28, 2019
Paz Ochoa, landscape architect of Bernardo Wills Architects, explains her park design Wednesday at Hamilton Indoor Rec. Center.

Moscow lays plans for food forest in 2020

January 23, 2019
To keep Palouse beautiful, event organizers say take action.

Movie event to shine spotlight on clean energy

January 18, 2019
Even a simple game of beer pong requires cups, beer and pong balls. Nothing is free.

Student reflects on his rager, forfeits to frats

January 14, 2019
Rebecca Scofield, assistant professor of American history at University of Idaho discusses how the Gay Rodeo challenged viewpoints.

LGBT cowboys’ impact shattered stereotypes

January 11, 2019
Toni Salerno-Baird, left, and Zach Salerno-Baird discuss how they invest in their customers by providing a higher quality product Tuesday at Palouse Juice’s anniversary party in Moscow.

Palouse Juice celebrates one year

January 9, 2019
Joseph Ostheller, president of the World Peace Buddhist Club, reads out of “The Heart of the Lotus Sutra” during the club’s weekly meeting Wednesday in the CUB. The club hopes to bring meaning to students’ daily activities.

Buddhism club hopes to bring meaning to members’ lives

November 30, 2018
A packed house of patrons watch a college football game at Paradise Creek Brewery Trailside Taproom on Oct. 27.

Taproom throws itself a birthday party

November 26, 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.

Dinner gives students harsh look at poverty

November 16, 2018
B&L Bicycles owner Brice Erickson passes out slices of his wife’s homemade chocolate cake to people participating in the Chocolate Decadence event Thursday night at B&L Bicycles.

Sweet treat event showcases local business

November 13, 2018
Anna Grindeland, registered dietician and entrepreneur, explains the problems with the diet industry Wednesday at Three Forks Bike and Brew.

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.

Taproom pumpkin carving, apple bobbing

October 29, 2018
Stay amongst friends you know well, said Liz Copeland, a junior member of Alpha Omicron Pi who has seen it all when it comes to Halloweek parties, especially those on Greek row.

Party guide to help prepare for Halloweekend

October 24, 2018
Clay, a 1-year-old pitbull and labrador mix, enjoys dog-friendly festivities at the Pets and Petrol event Saturday at Sunnyside Park.

Pets and Petrol connects automobiles, pups

October 22, 2018
Anthony Lambregts, an employee at Hunga Dunga Brewing, serves one of the two popular brews for an event member at Brewersfest on Saturday in Moscow.

Saving the county fair this weekend, one beer at a time

October 15, 2018
“When people get into BDSM it’s important that they have accurate information,” said Kathy Sprague, owner of Eclectica in Pullman. “You don’t read ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ and then try something in that book that could harm or kill your partner.”

Spicing up sex lives requires trial, error, communication

October 12, 2018

Life of a porn star

October 12, 2018
Water fasting seems like a proud way to defeat food addiction, but feelings of accomplishment can’t give the body basic nutrients or fill an empty stomach

Water fasting: Popular solution that won’t work

October 10, 2018
WSU graduate student Candace Chappelle finishes the 5K Cops and Robbers run Saturday afternoon in Moscow.

Chipman Trail brings cops, robbers together

October 8, 2018
Colfax artist Robin Stanard, left, taught himself how to replicate van Gogh paintings using his own techniques.

Self-taught Colfax artist uses art as therapy

October 1, 2018
WSU freshmen Austin Pomeroy, left, and Angela Guadamuz enjoy an evening out on the grass. Relationships in college offer many positives but can also pose barriers.

How to handle college relationships, from university couples

September 26, 2018
djmoonraye, left, admires his glass of Imperial Hazy IPA as co-owner Aaron Hart watches Saturday at Moscow Brewing Company.

Celebrating community at Birthday Brewfest

September 24, 2018
Brushes and Brews attendee Mark Bennett adds details to his canvas at Paradise Creek Brewerys Trailside Taproom on Tuesday night.

Taproom hosts first-ever painting, beer event

September 21, 2018
Owner Willow Falcon says her business is “a place to appreciate the social atmosphere while enjoying a glass of wine” Thursday at Noshies.

Noshies establishes residence downtown

September 17, 2018
Shelley Stone, owner of The Yarn Underground, LLC in Moscow, Idaho, reminisces about how she started the local store Tuesday.

Yarn Underground weaves knitting community

September 14, 2018
Tyler Ochoa, a Moscow local and sports coordinator at Hamilton Indoor Recreation Center, explains how influential the Palouse Youth Triathlon is for the community.

Triathlon encourages cooperation before competition

September 7, 2018
President Amy Baer-Peckham, right, and Vice President Amanda Baer-Peckham took on saving Butch’s Baking Club after lack of funding and low membership nearly wiped it off CougSync. They said this year’s first meeting proved to be more promising.

Rebooting Butch’s Baking Club

September 7, 2018
Jaime Walker, a community outreach coordinator with the Palouse Land Trust, discusses Tales on the Trails as a way to get locals into nature at the Idler’s Rest Nature Preserve in Moscow.

Idler’s Rest begins month-long reading event

August 31, 2018
Kyle Howerton, a representative of the Neon Ninja team, shows off his straw-blowing skills at the timed Ping Pong Race during the third annual Beer Olympics at Birch & Barley on Saturday afternoon.

Third Beer Olympics invites locals for games, brews

August 27, 2018
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