I worked at The Daily Evergreen as a photojournalist for a semester. The Daily Evergreen is a student run paper with an estimated circulation of 3,890 papers delivered to over 200 high traffic areas, 5 days a week. My experience with this student run paper provided lots of opportunities to document tons of community stories.
As a photojournalist, I documented events, interviews and more while a separate student employee would construct stories. To see more of my stories, check out my Daily Evergreen profile.
Programs assist residents in need
Linda Nickles, Moscow Food Bank director, talks about the role she and her organization play for the impoverished in the Palouse at Family Promise.
Student group holds Halloween food drive
Wilson Craine, Crop and Soil Science Graduate Student Association co-president, talks about the annual “Trick or Treat so Others Can Eat” event and how it impacts the community on Monday afternoon in Johnson Hall.
Swimmers prepare for conference
Sophomore Lauren Burckel places fifth in the 100-meter breaststroke on Sept. 28 at Gibb Pool. The Pac-12 Championships start at 6 p.m. Wednesday and continue through Sunday at the Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way, Washington.
WSU club holds climate roundtable discussion
Dominique Burgess, human development student, and Echo Hahn, environmental science student, discussed sustainability at a roundtable discussion Wednesday evening at the CUB Junior Ballroom.
WSU Program Recognized for First Generation Efforts
Freshman Tanya Rivera, member of the College Assistant Migrant Program, talks about the program and the impact it has on the children of migrant workers pursuing a college education.
City staff work to improve road safety
Council member Brandon Chapman responded to a comment about the comprehensive five year plan regarding the parks, facilities, and recreation on Tuesday evening at Pullman City Hall.
Club helps prepare students for life after college
Troy Gingerich, WSU Army ROTC Cougar Battalion Associated Body of Cadets president, talks about his involvement in ROTC and Cougar Battalion Wednesday morning in the CUB.
Local hospital hopes to intall residency program
Erika Fleck, Director of Education and Information Technology at WSU Spokane, talks about virtual reality and the effects this technology has with medical students on Tuesday evening at the 2019 Health Innovation Summit at the SEL Event Center.
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