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The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

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SERENA HOFDAHL

SERENA HOFDAHL, Evergreen photojournalist

Serena Hofdahl is a freshman digital technology & culture major from Issaquah, WA. Her favorite color is blue.

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Crimson Robotics team captain Daniel Goto talks about the upcoming California trip to battle their robots on the show Battle Bots, on Friday at Dana Hall.

[Photo] Building the perfect beast

March 9, 2020
Senior Melisa Ates gets ready to serve against Utah on Sunday evening at Hollingbery Fieldhouse.

[Photo] Tennis completes weekend sweep

March 9, 2020
WSU club wrestlers practice on Feb. 24 in the Physical Education Building. The team’s coach won Northwest Conference Men’s Coach of the Year.

[Photo] Wrestling club will send 12 to national tournament

March 6, 2020
President and CEO of the Washington Hospitality Association and WSU alumni, Anthony Anton, talks about the importance of the hospitality industry and what it means to be a Coug on Tuesday in Murrow Hall.

[Photo] Hospitality rep shares advice, opportunities

February 26, 2020
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Mattie Cessnun, aka Mad Assassin of the Rolling Hills Derby Dames, talks about her love of skating and what its like to be a part of her derby team on Feb. 13 at Panhandle Cone & Coffee in Moscow, ID.

[Photo] 'Mad Assassin' kills it on and off the track

February 25, 2020
David Grassi, coordinator of membership services at the SRC, talks about the upcoming adaptive fitness courses coming to the SRC on Friday in the Student Recreation Center.

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Jennifer Hackman (second from right), Pullman economic development manager, speaks about new art initiatives during the Pullman Arts Commission meeting on Tuesday.

[Photo] City box art competition voting opens soon

February 12, 2020
WSU Young Democrats debate in October at Todd Hall. The club’s weekly bill of interest is California Senate Bill 50 which changes zoning laws. The club meets at 5:30 p.m. every Thursday in CUB 310.

[Photo] Young Democrats discuss upcoming election

February 7, 2020
The Whitman County Planning Commission discusses the change in distance that marijuana is allowed to be grown from certain residential lots. Pictured on the left: Chad Whetzel.

[Photo] ‘Recreational’ marijuana becomes commercial

February 7, 2020
A wide variety of loose leaf herbal teas including lemon ginger are displayed on a shelf at Sam’s Apothecary at 250 E. Main Street in downtown Pullman.

[Photo] Apothecary offers CBD, herbal tea, classes

February 4, 2020
Brent Glover, president and main caretaker of Orphan Acres, talks about the struggles of taking care of nearly 70 horses and where his passion with rescuing horses began on Jan. 31 at Orphan Acres in Viola, ID.

[Photo] 79 horses, 45 years, one man

February 4, 2020
Sir Conan watches from behind the fence Friday, Jan. 31 at Orphan Acres near Viola, Idaho. Serena Hofdahl

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“Buck,” one of the 79 horses at Orphan Acres, reaches over for a sniff Friday, Jan. 31. | Serena Hofdahl

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Horacio de la Iglesia, professor at the University of Washington, discusses a study done with teenagers regarding sleep deprevation, and how waking up later for school affects their REM cycle negatively on Thursday night in the Neil Public Library.

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Joelle Berg, left, Native American Programs retention specialist and event organizer, helps students write scholarship essays in Cleveland Hall.

[Photo] Workshop helps students personalize essays

January 30, 2020
Customers enjoying drinks at the new microbrewery, Terrain Brewery on Jan. 25 in Pullman.

[Photo] Business brings personal touch to brewing

January 30, 2020
Henri Sivula, right, co-founder of Food not Bombs of The Palouse, talks about the organization and how all of the meals are prepared by the team members on site on Jan 26 in Moscow.

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Students held candles for the vigil in honor of late Samuel Martinez on Nov. 19 at Alpha Tau Omega.

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Nathan Deen, assistant attorney general at the Office of the Attorney General WSU Division, speaks about the First Amendment on Thursday at the Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center.

[Photo] Assistant AG discusses free speech

November 15, 2019
Park superintendent Alan Davis speaks about future changes in Pullman on Nov. 13 at the Pullman Parks and Recreation Commission meeting at City Hall.

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Members of WSU’s Esports Rocket League A team holds practice to hone their video game skills Tuesday night in Chinook 25. Club president Bobby Belter said the club was founded in 2015 and has grown beyond being a source for people to play video games.

[Photo] Gamers prepare for tournament

November 13, 2019
The WSU soccer team gathers for the NCAA Tournament womens soccer selection show on Monday afternoon in the Bohler Camp room.

[Photo] Soccer hosts Memphis in NCAA tournament

November 12, 2019
Laura Wold, Moscow resident and manager of the Palouse Ice Rink, talks about the future plans to renovate the ice rink and why it didn’t pan out in the past on Oct. 29 at the Palouse Ice Rink.

[Photo] Palouse Ice Rink looks to establish itself

November 6, 2019
Junior defender Brianna Alger goes after the ball against Utah on Thursday night at the Lower Soccer Field.

[Photo] Soccer gets Halloween treat

November 1, 2019
Freshman goalkeeper Aly Hay talks about being a goalkeeper on the WSU women’s soccer team and her transition of coming to Washington from Canada, as well as her experience in Australia on Oct. 22 in the Bohler Athletics Complex.

[Photo] Keeper pushes her boundaries

October 29, 2019
Kyra Antone, senior digital technology and culture major and member of the Cour D’Alene Tohono O’odham tribe, speaks growing native representation on campus Friday at Cleveland Hall.

[Photo] Student empowers native youth

October 24, 2019
WSU Young Democrats, left, WSU GOP, middle, and Young Americans for Liberty engage in debate during the ASWSU Issues and Forums Political Debate on Tuesday evening at Todd Hall.

[Photo] Biannual political debate ends in handshake

October 23, 2019
Matthew Jeffries, director of the gender identity/expression and sexual identity resource center at WSU, speaking at the first inaugural LGBTQ+ faculty/staff association meeting on Oct. 18 in the CUB.

[Photo] LGBTQ+ affinity group holds first meeting

October 21, 2019
Students and community members of different genders and races show their support in ending sexual and domestic violence during the Take Back the Night march Thursday.

[Photo] Students march for sexual, domestic violence awareness

October 18, 2019
Sabine Davis, clinical professor of French, discusses the impact of the Palouse French Film Festival on students and community members alike on Thursday afternoon in Thompson Hall.

[Photo] French Film Festival brings cultural diversity

October 14, 2019
Brian Stack, Ph.D. candidate in the WSU history department, talks about the Palouse LGBTQ History Project Thursday at the Neill Public Library.

[Photo] Guest covers LGBTQ history of the Palouse

October 11, 2019
Researchers created a small cube out of plastic and coffee grounds to test its strength. They found that it is tougher if coffee grounds took up 20 percent of the material.

[Photo] Coffee grounds could create a stronger type of plastic

October 9, 2019
General manager at Stubblefields, DJ Goldfinger, explains the recent bathroom arson on Monday afternoon at Stubblefields Bar & Grill.

[Photo] Stubblefields alleged arson harmless, managers say

October 9, 2019
Junior defender Brianna Alger fights for the ball with red-shirt sophomore Montana forward Rita Lang on Aug. 30 at the Lower Soccer Field in Pullman.

[Photo] Soccer looks to beat Beavers

September 27, 2019
Heiko Jansen, integrative neuroscience and physiology professor, discusses his knowledge and research on bear hibernation on Monday in the Veterinary and Biomedical Research Building.

[Photo] Grizzly bear genes change expression in hibernation

September 26, 2019
Owners of Monroe said they offer items such as jackets, grooming supplies and fanny packs. The boutique is located at 107 S. Grand Ave. next to Flirt.

[Photo] Boutique in downtown Pullman serves men’s fashion

September 23, 2019
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