Election season is here for the Associated Students of Washington State University. Every spring semester, ASWSU holds student elections for all contested executive and legislative branch positions. Cougs...

WSU undergraduate student DiDi Lubash may bring a student-focused, fresh new face to Pullman’s second city council ward. Lubash’s biggest priority is taking care of vulnerable populations. “What...

Partners In Health: Engage is a non-profit grassroots organization partnered with Partners in Health, a global non-profit. “We work towards equitable global healthcare,” said Nicole Merino, PIHE...

The budget council presented senators with estimated allocations for the 2025 fiscal year during Wednesday’s ASWSU meeting. Budget council chair Cleofa Vargas presented senators with this fiscal year’s...

This year's November election was marked with Fentanyl found in ballots, out of service postal boxes and in general a very low voter turnout for those aged 18-24 in Washington. “It has been quite...

As election day is on Tuesday, students at WSU are making the decision as to whether or not they will cast their ballot. Golrokh Ros Maleki said she doesn't pay a lot of attention, but she noticed that...

The Pullman Regional Hospital Board of Commissioners will place a $27.5 million taxpayer bond before Pullman voters, approving a funding plan for its hospital expansion on July 26.  Pullman Regional...

All-Campus Senators Jacob Martinez and Kiana Parsi spoke at the March 6 ASWSU presidential debate about their plans if elected as ASWSU president and vice president. Community Outreach Martinez and...

Residents voted to keep the Pullman Regional Hospital taxing district limited to the City of Pullman, and two hospital commissioners will retain their board seats.  In July 2021, the PRH Board of Commissioners...

When I first started working for the Evergreen, I was a fresh-faced first year with a spring in my step and a song in my heart. The world was my oyster, by golly, and I was going to milk it for every pearl...

The 2020 election is different from any other U.S. election I remember. I am not talking about the process; I am talking about the social climate and the many issues that follow this election. I think...

Amy Coney Barret's contentious confirmation to the Supreme Court is changing the course of politics. On Oct. 26, Amy Coney Barrett was confirmed with a 52-48 vote. Barrett has more conservative views...