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Welcome back Cougs! I hope everyone had fun over winter break and enjoyed the holiday season.  While it may have been slow on campus and throughout town these past few weeks while everyone was away, there are multiple things to do this week as classes kick-off.  Enjoy! Jeffrey Gibson: They Teach Love What: Exhibition of...

The Cougar Food Pantry at the Compton Union Building is currently in the process of stocking up the pantry to prepare for winter break instead of distributing break boxes this year. The distribution of break boxes, which was the pantry’s primary method of combating food insecurity among students for the break in the past, was...

Happy dead week everybody! I hope your finals are going well and you can find a way to destress during the next week. If you have some spare time during your finals week, I have some fun activities to do to take your mind off school for a little while. Enjoy! Jeffrey Gibson: They Teach...

WSU students organized and held an on-campus rally protesting the treatment of Palestinians amid the Israel-Palestine conflict yesterday. The rally garnered large support, with many students bringing flags and protest posters in support of the Free Palestine movement. The protest started outside of Bryan Hall and made its way in front of the Compton Union...

At this semester’s penultimate meeting, ASWSU Senators passed bills 53-16 and 53-17 as well as heard progress updates from various ASWSU executives. President Luke Deschenes presented updates first to the senators, starting off by saying that the ASWSU collaborative town hall earlier this month did not have as much attendance as he had hoped, and...

Welcome back! I hope everyone had an amazing Thanksgiving break. Finals are kicking off these next couple of weeks, but if you are looking to take a break and ignore school for a little while, I have some events and activities for everyone to do. Enjoy! Jeffrey Gibson: They Teach Love What: Exhibition of work...

Welcome to our journey through time as we revisit headlines that once dominated the pages of our newspaper. As we delve into the past, we come across the top 10 stories that captivated our readers’ minds. So buckle up for this nostalgic journey, where the ink may have dried but the stories endure, waiting to...

The Palouse is continuing to suffer from what Avista Utilities has described as “the largest natural gas outage in its history,” with 37,000 customers said to be affected. The outage began Nov. 8 after an excavator ruptured a gas pipeline on US Highway 195. As a result, Avista had to disconnect gas service in several cities, including...

A major gas outage in the region began Wednesday after an excavator ruptured a gas pipeline. “As a result of this incident … Avista crews will likely have to disconnect gas service to impacted customers,” An Avista press release said. The gas outage has affected several cities, including Pullman, Moscow and Lewiston. Citizens and businesses...