The ASWSU Judicial Board will have to decide whether or not ASWSU Vice President-Elect Josh Meyer violated multiple elections laws during his campaign. The Election Board deferred the final decision to the ASWSU Judicial Board Thursday night. The allegations say that Meyer broke bylaws by sending promotional messages through Facebook…

Joshua Meyer hadn’t slept in 38 hours. Until the polls closed, he did nothing but campaign. “If I look at the door, I feel sick,” Meyer said, as his friend Tyson Williams handed him another beer. He waited nervously for the results. Jake Bredstrand convinced his running mate to sit down beside him…

Students gathered on the Glenn Terrell Mall Thursday to voice concerns about the budget crisis and provide their suggestions about what state and university leaders should do to remedy the situation. Amid cardboard tombstones reading “RIP diversity” and “RIP Public Education…

Today’s environment is calling for informal leaders who are flexible, collaborative, confident, able to apply sound judgment and build strong, sustainable relationships, said leadership speaker Marcia Smart. About 30 people attended the speaker’s keynote Wednesday night in Todd Hall…

WSU administrators are not planning cuts to individual colleges or programs, WSU President Elson S. Floyd said Thursday. They hope to soften the blow of next year’s budget cuts by strategically leaving vacant positions open, he said in an interview with The Daily Evergreen…

With the university still nursing its $54 million wounds from last year’s budget cuts, WSU President Elson S. Floyd said the next round of cuts will be more evenly distributed. The cuts should be between $8 million and $13.5 million this year, he said Wednesday in an interview with The Daily Evergreen…

The line for free sandwiches stretched past The Bookie doors. But hundreds of students got more than peanut butter and jelly sandwiches at noon Wednesday in the CUB. A local chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America collaborated with ASWSU to promote student involvement in the census…

In an interview with The Daily Evergreen this morning, Washington State University President Elson S. Floyd confirmed that he did meet with the university deans yesterday to discuss the budget. At the 4 p.m. meeting, Floyd told the deans that WSU's budget cuts will be between $8 million and $13…

Students will have to pay a little more than last year to rent university apartments, but it’s an alternative to demolition. Rent will increase about $25 per person. This means the monthly rent for a furnished, two-bedroom apartment in the Chief Joseph complex…

WSU students have one of the worst records for participating in the census – something several local leaders are working to change. For every WSU student who completes the census correctly, Pullman gets about $10,000 every year for 10 years from the federal government…

About 20 mock trial teams from the region will compete to solve a fake murder case this weekend in Spokane. WSU and Eastern Washington University partnered this year to host the American Mock Trial Association Pacific Northwest Regional Tournament, which is usually held in Oregon…

Two key pieces of potential budget policy could affect tuition and financial aid. They are the tuition-setting power bill, Senate Bill 6562, and the governor’s proposed budget, which could ax State Need Grants. The bill that would grant WSU Board of Regents tuition-setting power passed unanimously Friday in the Senate Higher Education Committee in Olympia…

About 15 Sigma Nu men will flaunt new haircuts Monday, courtesy of several sorority teams. Sigma Nu partnered with Chi Omega to sponsor its first annual “Skin the Snake” philanthropy project for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. They raised more than $1…

“Let’s talk taxes, not cuts,” “This is a protest” and “Cap tuition, not education” were some of the prominent signs Thursday afternoon on the Glenn Terrell Mall. More than 100 students participated in what was planned to be a sit-in sponsored by the Education Access Coalition to protest budget cuts and tuition hikes before the state Legislature votes on crucial tuition bills…

WSU administrators cannot fill the budget gap with tuition hikes alone, WSU President Elson S. Floyd said Wednesday. More than 300 people attended Floyd’s legislative town hall in the CUB Auditorium. He spoke alongside several key university leaders on policy and budget…