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Tech superwoman Cathryn Posey ’05 on the social side of techSeptember 22, 2016 Cathryn Posey ’05 visited Whitman’s campus this week to speak to students about her work in the technology industry.
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Whitman College adopts test-optional application process
September 20, 2016 Beginning with this year’s admission cycle, Whitman will move to a test-optional application process for prospective students.
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Whitman named one of the country's healthiest colleges
September 19, 2016 Health services, campus food, athletic facilities, quality of life, and happiness of students all factored into ranking
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Object Lesson: Source CodeThe Gutenberg Bible, also known as the “42-line Bible,” was completed in 1454-1455. Of the 180 copies that were produced, 47 more or less complete editions are still in existence, each consisting of 643 leaves - one of which can be found in the Whitman College and Northwest Archives.
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Focus on Faculty: The Body RhetoricAll rhetoric is bodily. All bodies are rhetorical. So says Assistant Professor of Composition and Director of the Center for Writing and Speaking Lydia McDermott in her new book.
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Whitman ranked best liberal arts college in the Pacific NorthwestSeptember 14, 2016 In its annual “Best Colleges” rankings release, “U.S. News and World Report” awarded Whitman College an overall ranking of 41 among the nation’s liberal arts colleges.
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The Lives of OthersLeslie Jamison, author of 2016 Summer Read The Empathy Exams, on how she relates to her unlikely subjects, and the give and take between writer and reader.
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Spring Athletics HighlightsWhitman’s spring semester brought several outstanding conference performances from its athletics teams.
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First-year class examines empathy with Summer Read author Leslie JamisonSeptember 8, 2016 The Empathy Exams was chosen from a list of more than 40 suggestions compiled for the 2016 Summer Read.
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Interest House Community rocks out with annual block partySeptember 6, 2016 The event is open to the entire community and has been a campus tradition for at least 20 years.
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