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With the end of the indoor mask mandate on the horizon for WSU and other state facilities, WSU students have mixed reactions to the change. Alex Stuart, junior accounting and management information systems double major, said he felt the announcement was an overall positive development. “I feel like at this point it’s a step in...
Amid the stress of another semester online and the balance of mental health and getting work done, Greek leaders at WSU were pushing for new goals. As this semester was the first one in leadership for these students in the Multicultural Greek Council, Panhellenic Council and Interfraternal Council, there was a learning curve. However, these...
A WSU student and former fraternity chapter president will face a contested hearing on Feb. 16 regarding pandemic violations that occurred last semester. Zachary Thornton, former president of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, received an infraction for Duty to Control Premise on Sept. 10. The Pullman Police Department received a report of a party with more than 10 people at the SAE facility with no social distancing in place, according to public records obtained from Pullman PD. The Evergreen contacted Thornton and current SAE president Robert Myers, but they did not respond. When officers arrived at SAE ...
Students are pouring back into our little college town, while administrators and student leaders are gearing up to beat back the wave of COVID-19 cases that may accompany them. Unlike last semester, much of WSU’s preparations are more proactive – testing sites have been set up across campus, and the administration has issued a 10-Day Challenge. The challenge encourages students to pick a group of five people or less to practice quarantine-like living for the first 10 days they are in Pullman. All with hopes of keeping case numbers as low as possible. “Our goal really is to help our ...