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The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

AI and social media are two major developments affecting universities in the past two decades.

New technology affects class environment

SHERIDAN ROBBINS, Evergreen reporter March 8, 2024

WSU professors have noticed a change in student behavior within the last two decades following the rise of the internet, AI and social media. Michelle Kistler, Murrow College of Communication assistant...

Can universities block students over social media for any reason?

WSU social media briefly blocks student

JOSIAH PIKE, Copy editor September 7, 2023

With two Supreme Court cases making the rounds and WSU Athletics blocking a student, the limitations of universities abilities to restrict fee speech on social media are in question. Hannah Martian...

Cringe-worthy writing, abominable directing and poor acting combine to create a humiliating film debut for influencer Addison Rae.

‘He’s All That’ is flop of a film

KESTRA ENGSTROM, Managing editor September 20, 2021

When I sat down to watch Netflix’s remake of the 1999 romantic comedy, “She’s All That,” my expectations were not high. But, wow.  If I hadn’t been watching “He’s All That” to review...

Conservatives and young adults are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories while people who are detail-oriented are less likely to believe misinformation. To prevent misinformation, students should be taught how to find accurate information.

Trusting social media puts people at risk

TRINITY WILLSEY, Evergreen reporter April 1, 2021

A new study at WSU shows that trusting information on social media makes people more susceptible to believing conspiracy theories. A WSU research team has been looking at variables and factors that contribute...

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