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EURUS THACH, Evergreen columnist

Eurus Thach is a junior psychology major from Vietnam.

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WSU Instructor and owner of PNW Halal Meats LLC, Mohammed R. Islam, says he works with the Community Action Center to help feed homeless and needy residents of Pullman. PNW Halal Meats, LLC is located on 1045 N. Grand Ave. in Pullman.

Halal meat shop provides community, support for students

EURUS THACH, Evergreen columnist
January 28, 2020
Tonkotsu Ramen, made with pork bone broth, noodles, pork chashu, a seasoned egg, pickled ginger, mushrooms, spinach and green onion is one of the most popular dishes at O-Ramen. Kitchen manager Daisy Mae Beam says the spicy miso ramen is “just to die for.”

Grub Hunt: O-Ramen

EURUS THACH, Evergreen columnist
January 16, 2020
RealiTea one year later

RealiTea one year later

EURUS THACH, Evergreen columnist
January 16, 2020
Tor de Vries, clinical assistant professor of Digital Technology and Culture, discusses his goals and passions in teaching Oct. 18 in Avery Hall. He said teaching and knowing something are very different.

In his blood: DTC professor shares his passion for teaching

EURUS THACH, Evergreen columnist
December 2, 2019
Physics and Astronomy club members showcase the science behind gravity’s affects to object by droping pumpkins from the 12th floor of the Webster buidling on Saturday morning.

Annual pumpkin drop teaches science for all ages

EURUS THACH, Evergreen columnist
November 18, 2019
Kyle Doty, Swing Devils of the Palouse Board of directors member, discusses the organization’s Second Friday Swing dance event, which is held every second Friday of the Month. This month the event was hosted at Daily Grind Espresso.

Dance event puts people into motion

EURUS THACH, Evergreen columnist
November 13, 2019
Patty Cady, owner of Puzzle IQ, discusses the goals of her company and how they help clients host escape room events, on Thursday at the Idaho Student Union Building in Moscow, ID.

U of I hosted alternatives to Halloween parties

EURUS THACH, Evergreen columnist
November 4, 2019
Carrie Edwards, a Colfax local, presents her flowers and flower arrangements at the Fall 2019 Vintage and Handcraft Fair on Saturday morning at the Beasley Coliseum.

Fair brings people together

EURUS THACH, Evergreen columnist
October 27, 2019
Senior product manager Chris Chandler believes every person has a story worth telling and helps people find the story they want to tell with their flowers or other gifts on Monday morning at Neill’s Flowers and Gifts.

Shop helps customers find perfect bouquet

EURUS THACH, Evergreen columnist
October 22, 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.

French Film Festival brings cultural diversity

EURUS THACH, Evergreen columnist
October 13, 2019
“I think that yoga moves people all around the world and inviting to meditate, to relax,” Maria Serenella Previto, a clinical associate professor of Italian and Spanish said.

Yoga classes offered in many languages

EURUS THACH, Evergreen columnist
October 8, 2019
Working out at the gym might be a nightmare for some students, but spending as little as 30 minutes for physical activities can be just as helpful. Exercise could help students focus, which can help with their studies.

OPINION: Magical product can have long-lasting effects on body

EURUS THACH, Evergreen columnist
October 3, 2019
Pregnancy is difficult, especially while a student. Everyone on campus should do their best to help.

OPINION: Everyone on the WSU campus should support pregnant students

EURUS THACH, Evergreen columnist
September 23, 2019
Overwhelming smells can be at best distracting and at worst trigger asthma or allergies in others. Adding a fragrance code to a syllabus can create a better learning environment for all students in the classroom.

WSU professors should adopt fragrance codes

EURUS THACH, Evergreen columnist
September 9, 2019
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