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GRACE ARNIS

GRACE ARNIS, Former Evergreen managing editor

Grace Arnis is a spring 2020 graduate who majored in broadcast news and risk & crisis communication from Olympia, Washington. She is an avid sports fan and wants to work at an Olympics one day.

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A protester holds a sign with the names of Black victims of police violence.

Guest column: From peaceful protest to violent riot

GRACE ARNIS, Former Evergreen managing editor
June 2, 2020
Letter from the editor: Community is everything

Letter from the editor: Community is everything

GRACE ARNIS, Former Evergreen managing editor
April 30, 2020
WSU Athletics Director Pat Chun said he does not know how the athletic department will be affected by COVID-19.

Pat Chun speaks about changes to athletics

GRACE ARNIS, Former Evergreen managing editor
March 20, 2020
Student Entertainment Board presented a Q&A event featuring Steve-O who was formerly with the group Jackass.

Steve-O Q&A steers away from mental health

GRACE ARNIS, Former Evergreen managing editor
November 21, 2019
Senior guard Chanelle Molina weaves past Beijing Normal University defenders Thursday night at Beasley Coliseum.

WSU escapes exhibition game with win

GRACE ARNIS, Former Evergreen managing editor
October 31, 2019
Evan Henniger, sophomore majoring in sports management, shares his experience attending sport events Wednesday at Cleveland Hall. “I like to cheer on the Cougs,” Henniger says.

Cougs talk stadium accessibility

GRACE ARNIS, Former Evergreen managing editor
October 17, 2019
Sydney Brown started at The Daily Evergreen as a Life reporter, but she’s ready to try her hand as Mint editor. The rest of the semester will feature more creative pieces.

[Photo] Letter from the editor: Mint is getting creative

SYDNEY BROWN, Evergreen reporter
October 8, 2019
Katie Archer, left, and Grace Arnis are this semester's sports editors.

If you build it, they will come

GRACE ARNIS and KATIE ARCHER
October 3, 2019
Head to Head: The Daily Evergreen and The Daily Utah Chronicle

Head to Head: The Daily Evergreen and The Daily Utah Chronicle

GRACE ARNIS and SAMMY MORA
September 26, 2019
WSU’s Athletics department is expected to increase its accumulated deficit in the next few years, but officials say they hope to reduce it once the deficit reaches the $100 million mark.

Athletics adjusts debt projections

GRACE ARNIS, Former Evergreen managing editor
September 22, 2019
Players exiting Martin Stadium after their win on Aug. 31 against New Mexico State.

HBO comes to Pullman

GRACE ARNIS, Former Evergreen managing editor
September 18, 2019
Junior forward Elyse Bennett passes the ball to a teammate during the match against James Madison University, on Sept. 1 at the Lower Soccer Field.

Bennett is back for Cougars

GRACE ARNIS, Former Evergreen managing editor
September 12, 2019
Then-sophomore outside hitter Penny Tusa and then-senior defensive specialist Abby Phillips celebrate after the win against the University of Tennessee on Dec. 1, 2018, in Bohler Gym.

Volleyball sets up for great season

JACLYN SEIFERT and GRACE ARNIS
September 8, 2019
Then-junior setter Ashley Brown sets the ball in the game against Utah on Sept. 28 in Bohler Gym.

Volleyball travels to Portland

GRACE ARNIS, Former Evergreen managing editor
September 4, 2019
Graduate student goalkeeper Ella Dederick high-fives her teammates. Dederick returned for a sixth year to help herself reach her professional soccer goals of one day making it to the national stage.

Dederick continues to make WSU history

GRACE ARNIS, Former Evergreen managing editor
August 29, 2019
WSU equestrian coach Laura Moore won the mechanical bull riding championship on Saturday at the The Harvester restaurant in Spangle, Washington. Moore rode for 57 seconds. She originally entered the competition as a joke, she said, but ended up out-riding all 23 of the other competitors.

WSU equestrian coach destroys cowboys in mechanical bull riding competition

GRACE ARNIS, Former Evergreen managing editor
August 28, 2019
Then-sophomore forward Brianna Alger scores the final goal of the game solidifying the Cougars' lead and securing their victory with a final score of 4-2 in the game against California on Oct. 25 at the Lower Soccer Field. Alger moved to defender this year.

Athlete of the Week: Brianna Alger

GRACE ARNIS, Former Evergreen managing editor
August 26, 2019
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