For students living around College Hill, walking to class often feels less like a commute and more like a workout. With the rolling landscape of Pullman and the steep inclines leading up to campus, WSU...

Editor’s note: Lauren Rendahl also works for the Daily Evergreen. This is not a factor in the story’s content Every year, the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication sends four students abroad...

WSU’s Access Center is a resource on campus for disabled students and allies, providing accommodations and services to students with disabilities. The Disabled Student Center serves as both an advocacy...

For many students, dorm life is a rite of passage—sometimes dreaded, sometimes celebrated—but at WSU, the National Residence Hall Honorary is working to transform it into an experience defined by community...

The 59th Super Bowl will take place on Sunday, and Cougs are preparing for the sporting event. Super Bowl LIX is a rematch of Super Bowl LVII: The Kansas City Chiefs are playing the Philadelphia Eagles....

As many Pullman locals and students know, construction has been underway next to Southside Café at the corner of Stadium Way and Nevada Street for the last couple of months. Kruegel Hall, which was demolished...

Scott-Coman and McCroskey residence halls initiated a food drive during the holiday season to contribute to the Cougar Food Pantry. Senior residence advisor Eva Sheffler ran this program to bring humanitarian...

The Student Recreation Center Pool is preparing to reopen its waters to swimmers after a lengthy closure for renovations. The pool has been closed since July 22 as a team of technicians has worked to...

Update: WSU announced at 1:05 p.m. Thursday that Stadium Way reopened  An alert was sent to the WSU community after the WSU Police closed two blocks of Stadium Way, from Cougar Way to Ferdinand’s...

With September comes the tentative promise of more temperate days. One of my favorite months, it is the perfect mix of cool mornings for hiking, sunshine for picnics and clear skies for stargazing.  More...

John Lupinacci grew up surrounded by teachers who pushed him to learn about social justice and become more involved with his community. Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, Lupinacci grew up witnessing...

As a child of a military family, moving from base to base around the U.S. was the 'norm' for Asiamay Diaz. She chose to attend WSU to be close to her family, who now lives in Spokane. Diaz is a senior...