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The Daily Evergreen Published 17 hours ago

Pullman Vintage Market gives old Coug gear new life

A 30-year-old sweater may seem worthless to most, but in the Cougar community, the pieces found at the Pullman Vintage Market can carry memories that are priceless. Pullman Vintage Market founder Tyler Eugenio started the market in 2023 while studying architecture at WSU, but his…

The Daily Evergreen Published September 16

All WSU students granted free tickets to opening day at Martin Stadium

All WSU students will be granted free admission regardless of a sports pass at this week’s home opener against Duquesne. For the first time in program history, WSU Athletics is breaking down this barrier to Cougar football. When they say all WSU students, they mean all WSU…

The Daily Evergreen Published September 16

WSU soccer welcomes the Redhawks to the Palouse

The Cougars (2-3-3) are back in Pullman to face the Seattle University Redhawks (5-2-2). Offensive find some success Last time the Cougs played they found the back of the net. Reagan Brisendine was the goal scorer. Being able to strike the ball just out of reach of the…

The Daily Evergreen Published September 14

Evergreen Gallery : Pullman Defeats Moscow in Battle of the Border

The Daily Evergreen Published September 14

Fall Bucket List: Stratton’s Cutting Garden

As the weather changes and the fallen leaves signal the definitive end of summer, Stratton’s Cutting Garden’s bright summer blooms are exchanged for large sunflowers and pumpkins. Stratton’s Cutting Garden, a family-owned flower farm located on Old Moscow Road, is an inviting…

The Daily Evergreen Published September 14

“The boys are hungry” WSU hockey blows out Idaho in the Battle of the Border

With the wait finally over, WSU hockey kicked off their year with a bang. The Cougs blew out the Idaho Vandals 13-1 on Saturday night at the Eastern Washington Rec Center, winning the Battle of the Border and showcasing the new team they built in the offseason. ​Fans did not wait…

The Daily Evergreen Published September 12

Fall into autumn

Late summers in Pullman are the bane of students’ existence. Between moving in, walking up the numerous hills and coping with new semester stress, in these early weeks it feels as though we can never catch a break from the heat. Abnormally, only two weeks after settling back into…

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