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The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen
The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen
KASSANDRA VOGEL

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter

Kassandra Vogel is a sophomore economics major from Vancouver, Washington. She started working as a mint reporter for The Daily Evergreen in fall of 2020.

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Sam Martinez died Nov. 12, 2019, after participating in a "Big-Little reveal night" with members of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity.

Increase in legal penalties for hazing reaches second bid

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
February 8, 2023
Inflation and decreased enrollment rates, both of which are connected to the pandemic, influenced WSU’s proposal to increase tuition rates by 2.5%.

Tuition increases reflect inflation, minimum wage

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
April 6, 2022
ASWSU President Brian Patrick and ASWSU Vice President Alexander Pan reflect on their time in office on March 3 in the Compton Union Building.

Patrick, Pan reflect on time in office

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
March 10, 2022
House Bill 1659 is under review by the executive session of the Washington State Senate committee on higher education and workforce development.

State legislature considers increased grant amounts to offset college tuition

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
February 24, 2022
Environmental Sustainability Alliance is calling on WSU to divest from 200 companies with the highest global ranking of carbon reserves.

Students urge WSU Foundation, administration to divest from fossil fuel companies

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
February 8, 2022
As enrollment decreases, the Board of Regents plans to increase tuition later this spring.

Board of Regents to vote on tuition hike later this spring

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
January 24, 2022
Sam Martinez died Nov. 12, 2019, after participating in a "Big-Little reveal night" with members of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity.

Parents of Sam Martinez testify about anti-hazing bills to state legislature

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
January 20, 2022
Multiple factors can contribute to developing a mental health condition, including predispositions and additional stressors.

Experts offer stress management tips leading into finals

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
December 3, 2021
Jamie Holden picks up a plant at a Washington State University Horticulture Club meeting, Tuesday, Oct. 26, 2021, in Pullman, Wash.

Horticulture Club makes a comeback

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
November 3, 2021
Always know how much you are drinking and what is in a drink. Keep caps in your pocket or alternate between alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages.

WSU students can use simple tricks to improve health, safety while drinking

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
October 31, 2021
Researchers were studying how drought conditions affect the trees to determine which variety would best serve as winbreak tress for farmsteads.

Lind Dryland and the death of 85 Austrian trees

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
September 15, 2021
Being a firefighter was just who Krouse was. He said the former chief did it for over 50 years.

Colfax hero Jim Krouse dies a legend

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
September 8, 2021
Artist aims to create works that are not only fun to paint, but are attractive to viewers.

Artist featured at Libey Gallery

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
September 7, 2021
Founder of Tripick Sukhjinder Singh graduated from WSU in 2019 with a master's degree in data science.

WSU alum set to launch long-distance rideshare service

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
September 1, 2021
Recent average temperatures have been within 5 or 6 degrees of normal average temperatures in Pullman during late August.

Pullman cools down for the week

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
August 25, 2021
Normal temperatures around mid to high 70s will return by the end of the week.

We’re cool for the summer … temporarily, at least

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
August 18, 2021
Traditional salmon drying racks are shown in the Native Village of Kokhanok on Lake Iliamna, Bristol Bay, Alaska. Salmon was important to Native Americans’ diets.

Native Americans did not solely eat salmon

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
April 28, 2021
Law school is Zengerle's dream, and she will be graduating with her bachelor's in political science.

Transfer student’s dream college: Political science edition

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
April 28, 2021
Alumnus Ranga Dias uses equipment that compresses and alters the properties of hydrogen-rich materials in his lab.

WSU alum recognized by Time magazine

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
April 21, 2021
Betul found that over time, she fell in love with her culture and was no longer ashamed.

‘I take pride in my culture’

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
April 14, 2021
Clover Rinehart loves when she's given artistic liberty. She feels like she can read people and design their piece based on their personality.

Pieces that are passed down generations

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
April 7, 2021
Michael Letko, assistant professor for the Paul G. Allen School for Global Animal Health, works in his lab. He is part of a team that is working to determine which coronaviruses can infect humans.

Researchers create coronavirus database

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
April 7, 2021
Hailey Basaraba and Anna Engle, registered nurses at Pullman Regional Hospital, said one of the greatest struggles they have faced is keeping up with the changing protocols within the medical community. 

PRH nurses reflect on pandemic

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
March 31, 2021
Temple began drawing wildlife and nature when she was a child living on a farm in Illinois.

‘This is my career and my calling’

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
March 31, 2021
Financial fraud led to the 2007 global financial crisis. There is not much accountability when it comes to financial fraud.

Fraud more likely by large companies

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
March 11, 2021
Professor shares his passion for poetry

Professor shares his passion for poetry

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
March 4, 2021
Typically, wastewater treatment uses aeration so bacteria can consume the organic materials found in wastewater, but the new process uses carbon.

New wastewater process less energy-intensive

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
February 25, 2021
Professors are working to help their students stay focused with online school.

Professors’ outlook on online school

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
January 28, 2021
Newsome Bass shares her story

Newsome Bass shares her story

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
January 21, 2021
“I was really lucky to always have the kind of teachers and people in my life that had the heart of music and the emotional, expressive, and kind side of it be at the center," senior Anna Prykhodko said.

‘I had stability through music’

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
December 10, 2020
Graduate student Hannah Levy has been dancing since she was 3 years old and has a minor in dance and performance studies.

‘I love dance because you can convey a lot of emotion’

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
December 3, 2020
Love our recommendations? You can send your thoughts to mint@dailyevergreen.com.

Mint Book Club: December

JOEL KEMEGUE, KASSANDRA VOGEL, and ANNA YOUNG
December 3, 2020
“You end up writing a lot of things that go nowhere,” Russo said. “Just honor your own story and your own struggle, and be fierce.”

How To Be: A Poet

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
November 12, 2020
The journal publishes both new and established writers. It is edited entirely by WSU students and professors.

Literary journal creates space for emerging, established writers

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
November 5, 2020
Have a story of your own you want to submit to Culture Brew? Let us know at mint@dailyevergreen.com.

‘Painting is my meditation’

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
October 28, 2020
'Sunlit Marsh' by Denise Gilroy was the winning painting in this year's contest.

Moscow painting competition brings touch of nature amid quarantine

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
October 21, 2020
Virtual workshops are not the only change the WSU Jazz Society is making. Instead of the more traditional jam sessions they held pre-quarantine, the club discussed playing pre-recorded pieces for each other to receive live feedback.

Jazz club keeps music going online

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
September 30, 2020
Club promotes literature, creativity among students

Club promotes literature, creativity among students

KASSANDRA VOGEL, Evergreen reporter
September 23, 2020
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