On the evening of Jan. 30, four Olympia residents were assaulted outside of the downtown bar Jake’s On 4th, leading to a possible hate crime charge.
Olympia Sanctions Homeless Camp “It’s really the bare minimum.”
The project will accommodate 40 to 50 homeless people with its thirty homes
Evergreen closes pool GSU to hold meeting today
By Joshua Williams Evergreen Administration will suspend all open and lap swimming until early 2020. The pool website provides more details about the decision, saying, “Current resources, both fiscal and personnel, informed the difficult decision to suspend all open and lap swimming for the next twelve months.” Summer camps, new or current […]
Patriot Front Litters Puget Sound Mayor Selby, YWCA, SURJ, and others talk back
Olympia mayor Sheryl Selby was one of the South Capitol residents who received a leaflet outside their home,
Rifle Round-Up: Just when you thought it was over
Rifles were always only one part of a larger story.
Wobblies demand democracy for Evergreen
At their Jan. 17 picket union members and friends marched back and forth in front of the library, holding signs outlining their demands.
From UW: State considers overhaul of financial aid system
Gov. Jay Inslee has a plan to provide free college to 93,000 eligible Washingtonians which he detailed at a UW Tacoma event last week.
IWW To Hold Red Square Rally
The International Workers of The World South Sound General Education Union will hold a rally Jan. 17 to share their demands, which call for the school to not hire another police officer and hire two new staff members.
Rifles on Campus: Why did 2008 proposal face more resistance? Transparency.
Photo: Law enforcement departments including the WA State Patrol, Olympia P.D. and Evergreen police officers gather with firefighter/emt’s for an active shooter police/fire training drill in C dorm on Weds., Jul. 23, 2014. The responders practiced approaching the scene safely before responding to a staged emergency with student actors. By […]
WashPIRG Asks Students To Approve 100% Renewable Plan
Students will vote for the school to generate its own green energy, but proposal needs Trustee support. By Daniel Evergreen students will vote on a plan for Evergreen State College to generate 100% of its power using renewable energy sources. The proposal comes from the Evergreen chapter of the Washington Public […]