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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

Bryce Becker, department of health and safety director, presenting a progress report to the senators at this week's meeting.

ASWSU senators approve tech fee

MUSFIRAH KHAN, Evergreen reporter January 25, 2024

ASWSU senators unanimously approved the tech fee proposal for the 2024–25 school year at this week’s senate meeting. Bryce Becker, department of health and safety director, said the department is...

ASWSU President Luke Deschenes reviewing last semester's activities during Wednesday's meeting

ASWSU hears semester recap from president

MUSFIRAH KHAN, Evergreen reporter January 12, 2024

Senators heard a summary of ASWSU activities for December from ASWSU President Luke Deschenes at this semester’s first meeting. Deschenes said he attended a banquet hosted by the Black Women’s Caucus...

Political science major Jelani Christopher was instrumental in establishing the Cougar Food Pantry during his time on the ASWSU Senate.

Former ASWSU Senator joins Teach for America

JOSIAH PIKE, Copy editor April 28, 2022

Jelani Christopher has been learning the ins and outs of student government at WSU, with hopes to eventually influence widespread change in the U.S. government.  Christopher, senior political science...

New ASWSU Senate meets for first time 

New ASWSU Senate meets for first time 

MOLLY WILK, Evergreen reporter April 22, 2022

*Editor's note: this story has been udpated to remove inaccurate information about Palouse Ridge Golf Course's water usage.  The 52nd ASWSU Senate met for the first time following the 51st Senate meeting...

Cleofa Vargas was recently elected as the Carson College of Business Senator.

Number of ASWSU Senate candidates at record low

JOSIAH PIKE, Copy editor April 12, 2022

This March’s ASWSU Senate elections had a record-low number of candidates, with only six people running for office. This is considered a low number for ASWSU Senate races, said ASWSU Pro Tempore Katie...

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