Cougar Safe Rides, a student-lead program run by the Women*s Center at WSU that offers free rides to the WSU Pullman community, has returned to its original operating hours on Thursday, Friday and Saturday...

Editor's Note: Dorothy Greenhalge, one of the student organizers mentioned in this article works at the Daily Evergreen, but was not involved in any editorial aspect of this story Students involved...

Due to next year’s Services and Activities Fee cuts, Cougar Safe Rides will see a reduced operating schedule to three days a week. Amy Sharp, director of the Women*s Center, oversees the Cougar Safe...

After a delay in training volunteers and conducting background checks, Cougar Safe Rides has reopened this month despite facing staffing issues.   “We are the smallest safe rides program in the nation...

While most people are expecting to call the Cougar Safe Rides number for a trustworthy ride home after syllabus weekend parties, the volunteer drivers will not be accepting calls until September. The...

Refa Al-Amri, Middle Eastern Student Association president, updated ASWSU senators on the group's Middle Eastern Night, which is at 5:30 p.m. on March 4 in the Compton Union Building Senior Ballroom.  The...

ASWSU senators passed two sexual assault-related resolutions at a meeting Wednesday night.  The first resolution passed calls for an increase in the number of resources posted regarding sexual assault...

Cougar Safe Rides is back in operation and heading into its second weekend of the semester.  Last weekend, volunteers safely transported about 20 people, said Joshua Wagner, operations and program...