member, along with five other faculty/staff members. The faculty and staff members come from specified areas of the university and include a representative from the Murrow College of Communication. Student members are the editor-in-chief, advertising manager, creative manager, Chinook editor, a student-at-large chosen by the editor-in-chief, and four students nominated by the ASWSU president. The board also includes two graduate students nominated by the GPSA president. The statement of policies governing The Office of Student Media specifies that "editors and managers shall be free to develop their own editorial policies regarding news coverage, or content without interference by the university or its administrators, faculty, staff or agencies." It is further specified that students bear the legal responsibility for what they produce, and university officials are prohibited from requiring prior review, imposing sanctions on the basis of content, and denying funding on the basis of content. Most of the Evergreen's funding comes from student fees, with the majority of those fees allocated by the Student Services and Activities Fees committee, which is made up of students and university employees to distribute money to student groups. The Evergreen also receives money from a $5 per student fee, which the students approved in 2018. Additionally, the Evergreen is funded by advertising sales and yearbook sales. External links The DailyEvergreen site Free daily newspapers Student newspapers published in Washington (state) Washington State University Publications established in 1895