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- February 15: Living and Researching 'Down Under'
While abroad in Australia for a semester, Zoey...
- February 10: Abundance of Whitman School Records Set on Final Night of the NWC Championships
The Missionaries tore through the pool, setting...
- February 6: Pamela London '14 debates Division III athletics, Whitman vs. Whitworth rivalry in Seattle Times op-ed
The opinion piece is titled "Whitman vs....
- February 5: Princeton Review names Whitman a 2013 Best Value College
The list includes 75 public and 75 private...
A discussion with alumni and friends of the college on how their liberal arts education served as a foundation for starting their organizations. Read more »
- February 21: A Reading By Heather McHugh
Visiting Writers Reading Series
- February 21: Wealth and Equality: Modern America, the Gilded Age, and the Purpose of an Economy
A lecture by Richard White, author of Railroaded:...
- February 22: If I Build [My Social Network], Will They Come? Job Hunting Using Social Media
A workshop with Mary Deming Barber '78 and...
- February 23: 2013 Global Studies Symposium: FOOD
The annual Whitman College Global Studies...
The Missionaries got another high scoring game from forward Matt Mounier and used stifling defense in beating Puget Sound tonight 89 - 62 in Tacoma. Men's Basketball Gets Season Sweep of UPS with 89-62 Win »
- February 16: Men's Tennis Wins Conference Opener 7 - 2 over Willamette
The Missionaries even their mark on the season at...
- February 16: Women's Hoops Sets New Regular Season Mark in Linfield Victory
The 20 wins eclipses the previous regular season...
- February 16: Women's Tennis Downs L & C, Improves to 3 - 0 in Conference
The Missionaries notch wins in the top 5 singles...
- February 16: Men's Hoops Establishes New Conference Win Total with Linfield Victory
The Whitman Men's basketball team closed out...
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