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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
The battle against mental illness and eating disorders can be exhausting, but its a fight worth having.

SANDI KOBIESA, Managing editor

Sandi is a senior math and education major. She is from Tri-Cities, Washington.

All content by SANDI KOBIESA
This plant appears to be on fire with deep contrast in the leaves between greens and oranges.

Love for plant burns strong

October 21, 2021
A plant store can help anyone build up their collection and find enjoy the plants they love

Finding a plant lover’s wonderland

October 7, 2021
Dont forget to buy well draining soil for this princess of the plant world.

All hail the Pink Princess

September 30, 2021
Tawn Christians adopted Apollo after being approved for an emotional support animal and found that he helped xir through some dark parts of xir life.

The riptide we call depression

September 23, 2021
The battle against mental illness and eating disorders can be exhausting, but its a fight worth having.

Journey to self-love, self-acceptance

September 23, 2021
All you need for this cute guy is good chunky soil, bright light and water once a week.

My friend Bob Cee

September 15, 2021
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration offers free, confidential referral and information for individuals facing issues with substance abuse or families facing related issues.

International overdose awareness day brought hope

September 1, 2021
Take a guess: whos good cop and whos bad cop? News editors Tim and Emma stand in front of Murrow Hall.

[Photo] Letter from the editors: Our goals mean little without input from readers

August 26, 2021
Fear not, new things are coming

Fear not, new things are coming

August 19, 2021
Micans have very slender, velvet leaves that vary from a rich green to a dark copper shade.

Saved the best for last: philodendron micans

April 22, 2021
Mint editor clears mind by going on hikes, taking care of plants and pets.

‘This does not define me. It does not define you.’

April 15, 2021
The photo does not pick up how gorgeous this plant actually is. Once shes potted in soil, her leaf will stiffen up.

Oops I did it again (bought a new plant)

April 8, 2021
This tree originally was over four feet tall, but was cut down to two inches.

The Notorious F.I.G.’s myth busted

April 1, 2021
The darker leaves on top are new growth from the string of turtles, lighter ones are about a year old.

Please don’t burgle my (string of) turts!

March 18, 2021
I dedicated an Instagram post in January that I was finally getting back into fitness, I was set to eat healthy and spend my time wisely doing school work. Mint editor Sandi Kobiesa didnt expect 2020 to take the turn it did.

COVID-19 one year later: ‘I thought 2020 was my year’

March 11, 2021
Purple Jewel Orchid has dark leaves with striking white stripes going through them.

The prized jewel of the plant collection

March 11, 2021
Monsteras climb up trees in the wild, so finding a support stake is crucial for them to thrive.

Welcome monstrous Monstera plant

March 4, 2021
This plant was given the nickname Mini Monstera because of the holes in the leaves.

Welcome home Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma

February 25, 2021
Pink Flamingo martini is an easy drink to make with few ingredients.

Cocktail corner: Valentine’s Day edition

February 18, 2021
Hoya Kerriis thick waxy leaves make it more of a succulent than leafy houseplant.

Hoya Kerrii: sweetheart plant

February 18, 2021
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February 18, 2021
Alocasia black velvet has thick, velvet like leaves that harden as they age.

Scary world of Alocasias

February 11, 2021
Mint book club focuses on Black History month; each author shares their experiences.

[Photo] Mint book club: Black history month

February 11, 2021
Calathea Vittata has crispy leaves due to lack of humidity.

Plant World: Calathea

February 4, 2021
The moonshine snake plant is known for its beautiful light green leaves.

Welcome back to the world of plants

January 28, 2021
Sandi Kobiesas number one goal in life is to travel. This picture was taken while exploring China.

Math major leads arts, culture section

January 28, 2021
The Pothos leaf has a distinct heart shape and different color patterns.

Welcome to Plant World

January 21, 2021
Members of the Latah County Human Rights Task Force gathered virtually to honor Martin Luther King Jr.

Human rights group honors MLK Day with breakfast, awards

January 19, 2021
Ally Carney, senior political science major, finds support from her father to tackle goals outside of her comfort zone.

Senior is far from home, but not quite

December 10, 2020
WSU senior Nallely Gonzalez-Maravilla used Facebook groups to collect used wedding dresses, which she will revamp for her bridal collection.

From teddy bears to wedding dresses

December 7, 2020
One of Jennifer Siegrist’s clients offered her a place to cut hair. The client just happened to own Chipman & Taylor Chevrolet.

Barber establishes shop in Pullman car dealership

December 3, 2020
Vi Nguyen, senior majoring in hospitality business management, moved to the U.S. with her family after eleventh grade.

WSU senior aims to create more fair, diverse workplaces

November 30, 2020
The Pullman Girl Scouts now meet in waves with the youngest groups meeting completely online because of COVID-19.

Pullman Girl Scouts shift to virtual sales, gatherings

November 30, 2020
WSU sophomore Tanya Rivera knew she wanted to work with children from underrepresented groups since was in high school.

‘Tanya is unstoppable’

November 5, 2020
Gunnar Sly, WSU junior chemical engineering major, hopes to use a form of algae to create longer-lasting and environmentally-friendly batteries.

Student searches for sustainable battery

November 2, 2020
WSU professor Amir Gilmore spoke at a WSU Common Reading event about his involvement in the Science & Technology Entry Program at Albany High School. STEP is an afterschool program that supports students of color.

Amplifying Black student voices in public school

October 26, 2020
The Berman Creekside Park was the first property easement that the Palouse Land Trust worked on with the help of long-time resident Katrina Berman. She has since passed away, but the residents of Moscow can continue to enjoy the park.

One Moscow local’s legacy continues

October 15, 2020
The Whitman County Humane Society is treating seven cats for minor burns. The nonprofit received several donations from the community.

A journey to find home again

October 15, 2020
The WSU Alumni Association started selling Cougar license plates to raise funds for scholarships in 2007.

Coug plates fund leadership scholarships

October 12, 2020
Kim Padilla, from left to right; third person in the third row, became a mentor for the Asian American and Pacific Islander Student Center after her freshman mentor provided resources for her to get connected with the WSU community.

Student mentor creates inclusive community for freshmen

October 5, 2020
Marie Dymkoski began her career for the Pullman chamber in 2007. She promotes projects focused on local businesses and housing.

Pullman chamber director leads city to change

October 1, 2020
Michelles Closet in downtown Pullman opened last year and offers shoppers affordable clothing prices with a brand-new clothing look.

Pullman consignment shop creates boutique experience

September 28, 2020
Katrina Mealey completed her doctorate at Texas A&M before coming to work for the WSU veterinary medicine school as a professor.

WSU professor enters science academy

September 21, 2020
Cameron McKinley fixes a drink behind the bar Wednesday evening at Ricos Pub.

Local pub celebrates 111 years

September 17, 2020
Bully For You, a Colfax-based consignment shop, recently moved locations a couple blocks up the street from the former location.

Colfax consignment shop moves locations

September 14, 2020
Despite COVID-19 setbacks, businesses in the Pacific Northwest have stayed resilient, according to a survey from the Carson College of Business. The report showed that hospitality businesses took one of the hardest hits.

PNW businesses show resiliency

September 3, 2020
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