Editor's Note: Connor Seuferling is a sports editor at the Daily Evergreen, but this does not factor into the story's content. While most students made the long drive home for spring break, six hand-picked...

The Edward R. Murrow College of Communication at WSU will host its 49th annual Murrow Symposium this week.  The two-day event on April 1 and 2 promises students insights and networking opportunities...

Murrow College professors Tracy Simmons and Traci Gillig reflect on their relationship as they approach three and a half years together, and their second Valentine’s Day, as a married couple. Simmons...

Musfirah Khan is graduating from the WSU Murrow College of Communication this weekend.  Khan, senior multimedia journalism major, is originally from Seattle and started working for The Daily Evergreen,...

Where do I begin… Ever since I was a little girl I’ve been writing stories and making up fairytales, anywhere from Sally and the Pencil Family to a story about a haunted house run by a bat. I...

When WSU men’s basketball got off the bus at about 11:30 p.m. March 23, hours after ending the season with a loss in the NCAA Tournament, there was one man Hayden Stinchfield,  the Evergreen men’s...

Life was not easy for WSU alum Robert Kugler, who grew up in a single-parent home in Nebraska and did not have the money to pay for an education after high school. He joined the Marine Reserves in 2000...

Gunner Miller, senior broadcast news major, has done just about everything there is to do at the Murrow College and beyond, but it was one of the last things he did that made him realize he knew exactly...

For about 24 hours, Daily Evergreen reporters and editors alike joined dozens of other WSU students in this year’s Rural Reporting Plunge from Sept. 29–30. The Plunge is an annual trip wherein teams...

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...

From winning Pulitzer Prizes, serving as executive editor at the Los Angeles Times and New York Times to now taking on a new ambitious fellowship program, Dean Baquet has made the most of his several-decade-long...

I traded in my rope for a camera and my horse Ruby for some zebras. Over spring break I went to Nairobi, Kenya, as part of a journalist group for the Murrow College of Communication. The trip was fully...