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
SHEILA JOHNSON

SHEILA JOHNSON

Sheila is the editor of the Mint Section. She is a senior studying Public Relations.

All content by SHEILA JOHNSON
Students study in the Spark building on Wednesday in Pullman.

[Photo] Five best places to study, crank out papers on campus

November 3, 2021
We all have our own music tastes and that applies for Halloween music too! Choose a playlist for your vibe and press play.

[Photo] Choosing a monster mash

October 20, 2021
Engaging in art can cause the artist to lose touch with their own mental health needs.

An innocent addict

September 22, 2021
Evergreen roots editor Nick Gibson watches a video from Trilogy Medias YouTube channel.

[Photo] YouTube channel review: Trilogy Media

September 8, 2021
Ballet Folklórico helped club leader Michelle Cordova to connect to her culture and heritage.

Ballet Folklórico to dance at soccer game

September 1, 2021
Sheila Johnson in her dorm room Spring 2021

Letter from the editor: Editor reflects on past year as columnist

August 25, 2021
Discovering her love for genetics and cell biology, Miller decided to attend WSU to earn her degree.

From high school to college: Genetics edition

April 28, 2021
You can either generate the board with an online website, or create your own by shuffling the stack.

Conquer the land with Catan

April 21, 2021
Similar to Battleship, this game is about guessing the code your rival created.

Game of the week: Mastermind

April 14, 2021
Other than Santas, Mary Lou Wayne also creates fairy sculptors that are just as quirky.

‘You can get the expression in my sculptures’

April 14, 2021
Think you know more words than your friends? Bananagrams is the game for you.

Split! Peel! It’s Bananagram time!

April 7, 2021
Lying is one of the main undertones of this game, but dont get caught.

The game of deception and slight trust issues

March 31, 2021
When the buzzer for Catch Phrase goes off, pass to other team. Continue going back and forth until one team reaches seven points.

Can you guess the Catch Phrase?

March 17, 2021
Chardonae Odegard plans on taking her art to a new level with Art Therapy when she graduates.

Black women highlighted in ‘Breaking Barriers’

March 17, 2021
Malarky is a game of lies. Good luck figuring out whos the liar of the group.

Game of the week: Malarky

March 11, 2021
Rummy may seem like a complicated game, but the more you play the easier it gets.

Ready, set, let’s play Rummy!

March 4, 2021
My city in 100 words is meant for students to dig a little deeper about their views of places.

My City in 100 Words

February 25, 2021
Farkle is a fun game to play with any amount of people.

Let’s play Farkle

February 25, 2021
Were not really strangers is the perfect game to get to know your friends and significant others

Not strangers

February 18, 2021
White cake with rose decor with perfect consistency of frosting.

On the hunt for the best treat

February 18, 2021
The Game of Things is the perfect game to get to know people at college and through Zoom.

Game of the week: The Game of Things

February 11, 2021
Dots and Squares is an easy game for college students to play.

Game of the week: Dots and Squares

February 4, 2021
Ryan Hiller started photography in high school and has continued throughout college life.

Business student photographs grads

February 4, 2021
Egyptian Ratscrew is the perfect game to play with two people. The more people you have, the more competitive it gets.

Egyptian Ratscrew

January 28, 2021
The card game Red Flags is the perfect best date/worst date game to play with your friends.

Game of the Week: Red Flags

January 21, 2021
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