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Lucille Stutesman

Lucille is a freshman at Washington State University studying journalism and political science. Her passion for journalism began early in high school, where she was an editor for her school paper. In addition to FāVs, she works as a news reporter for WSU's student newspaper, The Daily Evergreen. In her free time she enjoys oil painting, long jogs through Pullman and watching trashy medical dramas. Lucille is agnostic and very excited to be interning at FāVs News.
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Federal government cuts WSU program for migrant farmworkers seeking GEDs

WSU’s High School Equivalency Program for migrant farmworkers has lost federal funding and will shut down. Leaders are exploring private donor support to save it.
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Transgender youth author Nico Lang to visit Moscow, Pullman on ‘American Teenager’ book tour

Author Nico Lang brings "American Teenager" to Moscow and Pullman, sharing stories of trangender teens surviving hate and finding joy in today’s America.
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Charlie Kirk vigil held in Spokane, hundreds honor conservative activist’s life

Hundreds gathered at Franklin Park for a Charlie Kirk vigil in Spokane, honoring his legacy and calling for love, resilience and national unity.
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Vigil for Charlie Kirk held at WSU

WSU students mourn Charlie Kirk in Pullman vigil, calling for peace and unity amid rising political violence.
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Spokane’s Home of Shalom brings worship to a coffee house atmosphere

This is what Tyler Kern’s Home of Shalom is based on: the idea that church is people, not a building.
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WSU health justice conference bridges communities toward healthcare equity

Healthcare leaders gathered virtually at WSU's Health Justice and Belonging Conference to discuss community-driven solutions toward healthcare equity in eastern Washington.
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Third Spokane Palestine film fest to start Feb. 16

The Inland Northwest Coalition for the Liberation of Palestine hosts "The Endless Nakba," its third Palestine film fest in Spokane, starting Feb. 16, with free screenings, Q&As and discussions.
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