2013 Global Studies Symposium Food in Global Perspective Saturday, February 23 »
- 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 talk by Spencer Wells, Explorer-in-Residence at the National Geographic Society and Frank H. T. Rhodes Class of ’56 Professor at Cornell University 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...
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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 18: Women's Basketball Hosts First NWC Tourney Contest Against Whitworth
The Lady Whits just completed a regular season in...
- February 18: Men's Hoops Ready to Tangle with George Fox in Tourney Semi
The Missionaries (18 - 7) posted the most...
- 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...
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Global Studies Symposium
The theme of the 2013 Whitman College Global Studies Symposium is "FOOD." The 2012–2013 Whitman College Global Studies Symposium will be held Saturday, February 23, 1:00-4:00 p.m. in Maxey Auditorium. More »
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In the thick of it
Student Research
Semester in the West is an interdisciplinary field program focusing on public lands conservation and rural life in the interior American West. Our objective is to know the West in its many dimensions, including its diverse ecosystems, its social and political communities, and the many ways these ecosystems and communities find expression in regional environmental writing and public policy. More »
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In the thick of it
Student Research
The Whitman Undergraduate Conference celebrates the scholarship and creativity of Whitman students over a day dedicated entirely to their presentations, posters and performances. More »
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Encounters
Everywhere on campus there's animated talk about the books, films and ideas that are part of our first-year program. More »
Whittie Accomplishments
While abroad in Australia for a semester, Zoey Rogers ’13 conducted research on the role of “sense of place” in sustainable lifestyles in an urban setting. More »
Whitman's Andrew La Cava and James Rivers to play for national championship. More »
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