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The 2024 WSU football season begins in one day, but ongoing research into the effectiveness of football safety has no offseason, including a study conducted in Pullman whose work has just been published. Read more: dailyevergreen.com/179266/news/ws…

In a blowout, WSU took care of buisness against Portland State by a final score of 70-30. Behind John Mateer's massive day, the Cougs start 2024 1-0. Full story: dailyevergreen.com/179345/sports/…

In nine hours, WSU football kicks of against Texas Tech, the school late head coach Mike Leach departed to after his tenure with the Cougs. Daily Evergreen story here: dailyevergreen.com/179377/sports/…

The USDA awared WSU’s College of Veterinary Medicine an $800,000 grant for a research study on the tick-borne pathogen Anaplasma marginale. Full story: dailyevergreen.com/179395/news/ws…

The ongoing trial of Bryan Kohberger has a new devolpment. His trial has been transferred to Ada County, effective today: dailyevergreen.com/179774/news/ko…

Rumors and deliberation have surrounded what would happen to the Pac-12 once just WSU and OSU remained. Now, there is an answer, four new teams have joined the conference starting July 1, 2026: dailyevergreen.com/179784/sports/…

Whitman County Democrats are hosting a meet-and-greet on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at Pups and Cups in Pullman, where candidates for three different positions will take questions from voters. Read more from our Evergreen report: bit.ly/4mLKHtt

It has been a busy summer so far in Pullman. Check out three of our latest stories below, including the sale of the Cougar Country Drive-In, a Pullman staple. bit.ly/cougar-country… bit.ly/president-cant… bit.ly/mike-leach-cfb…

The board will consider updates to key capital projects across the university, state funding requests and budget approvals including for WSU athletics. Stay tuned for more coverage of just the second board meeting of the Cantwell era.

The newsletter has returned for the summer! Meet our newest Editor-in-Chief, catch up on local business news and what's in store for Pullman Pride. Expect new newsletters every Thursday throughout the summer! mailchi.mp/69bb1de10d49/t…

At last night's WSU Board of Regents special session, incoming budget cuts and layoffs became clear. University colleges and offices now have until July 30 to complete budget plans. Read the full story below: bit.ly/4mPApIL

The core budget is seeing a $17 million reduction following a near $5 million reduction in state funding. Many employees will still see salary increases and the new President’s Excellence Fund will help to reward high-performing faculty.

Meet the new Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor for Fall 2025! Levi Coovert and Connor Seuferling served as co-sports editors last semester. Levi is from Tacoma, Wash. and Connor is from Everett, Wash.

The new House settlement sets the tone for the future of college athletics. Universities are now free to pay athletes directly and are expected to have a $20.5 million annual cap that could increase yearly per the legal settlement.

It's time to introduce the new editors for the News and Life sections. Grace is a returning editor and while Lucy, Laney and Libby are all new to the staff.

The resurfacing project comes just under 7 months after the state Transportation Improvement Board awarded the city over $300,000 to help fund the project. The project helps to repair a high-traffic area for recreation but will likely not finish before move-in weekend.

A Pullman man was arrested Friday in connection with a road rage case in which he allegedly rammed another vehicle three times, causing multiple collisions. tinyurl.com/pullman-man-ar…

The Council on Aging and Human Services dropped its plan for a proposed fare-free bus system that would connect Moscow, Pullman, Colfax and Albion. The plan had backing from the Port of Whitman County, City of Moscow and the Colfax Chamber of Commerce. tinyurl.com/pullman-moscow…

This year we have two new sports editors while Keaton is returning as The Evergreen's photo editor. Smith and Jett both wrote for the sports section last year before elevating to their new positions this year.

The final report on Project Downtown Pullman was presented to the city council this week. From being pushed back by a month due to construction delays to exceeding its $350,000 budget, the project encountered numerous concerns and difficulties. pullmanradio.com/downtown-pullm…