Senior Hailey Palm has been part of the Panhellenic council since 2021 and has held the roles of both President and Vice President while being a full-time student. As part of the Panhellenic Council,...

Editor's Note: Even though Emma Ledbetter has graduated, The Daily Evergreen has decided to continue the Ask Emma segment with a new author in honor of our friend Emma and all the people she has helped. Dear...

A growing number of students are graduating in December, due to financial opportunities like running start and uncertainty about their majors. Andrew Brewick, director of undergraduate admissions, said...

Fall 2022 graduation is sprinting toward students. If soon-to-be graduates are nervous, alumni have helpful tips to share, which may calm their nerves. Carrie Colbert, WSU Alumni Association Arizona chapter...

I can remember staring at my loading zoom screen, waiting for my interview at The Evergreen like it was yesterday. I was so nervous. I practiced what to say over and over in my mind. I wanted the editors...

With nearly 1,500 students walking in commencement this Saturday, WSU administrators want to remind people about the COVID-19 guidelines. People who plan to attend the ceremony will be required to...

Former Evergreen editor Cheryl Aarnio may describe herself as odd — but she is grounded by her desire to achieve great things, whether that’s in her schoolwork or as an editor. Aarnio is graduating...

Miranda Kling took her first biology class in freshman year while at Big Bend Community College in Moses Lake, Washington. She immediately became interested in biology.  “There are so many things...

WSU senior Sean Doster knew he wanted to study communications and be involved in public policy pretty early on in his life. “I kinda knew I wanted to do communication from the get-go because I’d...

Today marks the last online edition of The Daily Evergreen for spring 2021. It has been one whirlwind of a semester, and I can hardly believe it is almost over.  Yesterday we published our commencement...

To all those graduating this spring: congratulations. It has been a long semester, although they all feel long to me. This recent year posed unique challenges with distance learning, but here we are. A...

As Pullman High School seniors gear up to graduate in a couple of months, PHS alumni and community members are donating money to buy gift cards for seniors. Event organizer Nadia Daud and her sister...