WSU Global Campus student Chris Jose took cap and gown photos with his wife, Kim, in a Labor and Delivery room the night before his graduation commencement, not expecting his daughter to be born just a...
SETH STERN, Evergreen reporter/Copy Editor
• May 4, 2023
Senior Tessa Durand followed her dreams and career when coming to WSU.
Tessa has attended WSU for the past four years. She will be honored by WSU as she is set to graduate Saturday.
Tessa was unsure...
Mentor, leader, student advisor and first-generation student Maritay Mendoza-Quiroz is graduating with dual degrees, honors and the President’s Award for Leadership while breaking down barriers and representing the...
After they first met at a Cable 8 Productions informational meeting, Brinkley Hill went home and told her roommates about the people she met. Her roommates said that one of the guys, Damien Alvarado, sounded...
When she was 15 years old, Ashlyn Taylor’s grandmother gave her Led Zeppelin, Janis Joplin, the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix — the greatest artists of her grandmother's generation.
They were in the form...
TREVOR JUNT, Evergreen deputy sports editor
• May 3, 2023
Mason Maron is one of the most interesting people in the Daily Evergreen newsroom. He is graduating Saturday with a major in wildlife ecology and conservation sciences and a minor in forestry. He has been...
Hailee Speir is a Coug through and through — even though she did not want to come to WSU at first.
“I think she really embodies that trite cliche ‘Cougs help Cougs,’ Hailee helps other Cougs,...
Trevor Junt is the most confident man you will meet at WSU, and he would be the first to tell you that.
It’s not that no one else would say so, it’s just that Trevor would say it before anyone...
A senior multimedia journalism major, Alisa Volz, is spreading her wings and graduating from WSU and the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication.
Volz, from Spokane came to WSU for many reasons. Not...
Shae McCarron (they/them) said their first job at WSU was with AmeriCorps, where they worked 45 hours every week for 10 months. They founded the Cougar Food Pantry. At the time, they were taking 17 credits...
About four years ago now, I made the decision to attend WSU.
It was a strange time, leaving behind my home, family and many of the friends I had made since moving to Washington nine years prior.
There...
One percent of landscape architects are Latina, but one graduating WSU student proves the fighting spirit Cougs are known for.
Michelle Cordova-Ramirez, a first-generation student graduating with...
