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ISABELLA DA SILVA

ISABELLA DA SILVA, Evergreen Photographer

Isabella Da Silva is a photographer for the 2021-2022 school year. Isabella is a junior animal management major from Olympia, Washington. Isabella started working with the Daily Evergreen in the fall of 2021.

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Wild-grown wheat on the hills near The Retreat in Pullman, WA

Wild-grown wheat on the hills near The Retreat in Pullman, WA

October generally sees an average maximum temperature of 59 degrees, with Oct. 8's temperature exceeding that by more than 20 degrees

[Photo] Pullman experiences unusually hot October

October 20, 2023
Wheat fields on the Palouse as seen from hiking trails near the Retreat in Pullman, WA

Planned Parenthood employee Victoria Sundin demonstrates how to use the facility's emergency contraception vending machine.

[Photo] WSU to install contraceptive machine next month

September 14, 2022
Planned Parenthood employee Victoria Sundin demonstrates how to use the facility's emergency contraception vending machine.

Planned Parenthood employee Victoria Sundin demonstrates how to use the facility's emergency contraception vending machine.

WSU Professor and First Lady Noel Schulz was appointed co-director of WSU-Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Advanced Grid Institute.

[Photo] Noel Schulz embraces new role

September 22, 2021
This sectioned bin, located in the Compton Union Building, is one of many on campus. Students can place recyclables as well as grabage in these bins to help keep our campus clean.

[Photo] Cougs must act for environment

September 26, 2021
Artwork in the Black Lives Matter Artist Grant Exhibition, located in the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, encite feelings of anger, sadness, and hope.

[Photo] BLM exhibit pulls visitors into powerful message

September 15, 2021
Senior Garrett Goenn sanitizes the Student Recreation Center's front desk for the safety of in-coming students.

[Photo] UREC finds sense of normalcy

September 15, 2021
CAPS sees roughly 2,000 students every year, or 10 percent of WSU Pullman’s student population.

[Photo] Psychology Clinic, CAPS work with community to improve mental health

September 14, 2021
Butch the Cougar holds up a sign reading "Portland is not a state" in Martin Stadium on Sept. 11, 2021.

[Photo] Laying siege to the Vikings

August 28, 2024
WSU quarterback Jayden de Laura scrambles and throws the ball against Portland State on Sept. 11, 2021.

[Photo] Cougs welcome Trojans to Gesa Field

September 15, 2021
WSU quarterback Jayden de Laura scrambles and throws the ball against Portland State on Sept. 11, 2021.

[Photo] Cougs welcome Trojans to Gesa Field

TOM ABBOTT, Evergreen sports editor
September 15, 2021
Plants are able to reduce sound and keep your work environment quiet and calm.

[Photo] Plants help you fight stress

September 21, 2021
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[Photo] Plants are the best medicine

September 22, 2021
Students are heading to class at the School of Design and Construction in Carpenter Hall.

[Photo] Habitat for Humanity, WSU partnership aims to build energy-efficient housing

September 7, 2021
Students heading to class at the Scholl of Design & Construction in Carpenter Hall.

WSU students cheer on the Cougars against the Utah State Aggies on Sept. 4 at Martin Stadium in Pullman.

[Photo] WSU looks to bounce back against Portland State

September 8, 2021
Washington State University wide reciever Donovan Ollie celebrates with his teammates after a touchdown at Martin Stadium in Pullman, Wash., Saturday, Sept. 4, 2021.

Butch T. Cougar interacts with fans at Martin Stadium in Pullman, Wash., Saturday, Sept. 4, 2021.

Washington State University offensive linemen, Liam Ryan and Jarrett Kingston, push back Utah State defensive players at Martin Stadium in Pullman, Wash., Saturday, Sept. 4, 2021.

Hannah Ericsson (senior) studies at her desk to her favorite tunes.

Lisa Gloss, WSU Graduate School dean, speaks to GPSA senators about the school and its programs.

[Photo] GPSA hosts first official senate meeting for school year

August 31, 2021
Executive vice president and budget chair Marwa Aly speaking during a GPSA meeting.

[Photo] GPSA discusses top issues for fall semester

August 16, 2023
The senators approve their last meeting's minutes in the junior ballroom of the Compton Union Building.

Nikki (“Spot Me One”) the Appaloosa, owned by Lucy Samuels, in her pasture behind the museum.

[Photo] Critter column: Appaloosa horse

September 1, 2021
Senior Maddie LaPourte (left) speaks to junior Conner LaCroix (right) in The Spark.

[Photo] Incoming Cougs can lean on seniors

August 29, 2021
The Student Recreation Center has four indoor basketball courts to play inside and a couple outside.

[Photo] Students should attend UREC, Chinook All Access Week

August 18, 2021
Students with questions about ASWSU can visit room 314 in the Compton Union Building.

[Photo] ASWSU provides community, government involvement

August 18, 2021
Move-in volunteers (from left to right) Allison Henke, Kaila Robles, and Mclynn Dixson, ready to assist students moving into Streit Hall.

[Photo] Move-In Week

August 18, 2021
Incoming freshman Faith Linstead (center) and her family, smiling outside Orton Hall.

Freshman Lillian Gould (left) and her family outside of Stephenson Complex, unloading her belongings.

RA Alex Wilmoth helps students beat the heat with popsicles at Global Scholars Hall.

Sophomore Jacob Lewis (center) and his parents (left) moving his belongings to his new dorm room in Scott-Coman Hall.

[Photo] Week of Welcome offers array of events for new, returning students

August 15, 2021
Coug mom Carey Gibbons (right) helps move her son Andrew’s belongings into his new dorm room in Streit Hall with the assistance of Kelli Brown (left).

Ethan Henderson (left) and his parents (right) unload his belongings from their truck outside of Streit Hall.

Freshman Mikayla Fristad prepares to make the trip up to her dorm room in Stephenson Complex.

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