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French students learn l’art de la bande dessinée with graphic novel exhibition
February 17, 2016 Prof. Sarah Hurlburt's students studied a French Canadian comic series displayed in the "Seeing Stories" exhibition
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A Ninth Planet? Professor Paust shares his thoughts on the matterFebruary 17, 2016 Whitman College Associate Professor of Astronomy Nathaniel Paust '98 discusses the possible existence of a ninth planet in this video interview
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Whitman hosts 2016 Global Studies Symposium on "human zoos"February 17, 2016 The Eighth Annual Global Studies Symposium featured presentations from guest educators Pascal Blanchard, Dominic Thomas and Stephen Sheehi.
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Whitman physics professor part of project that detected gravitational wavesFebruary 12, 2016 For the past 10 years, Assistant Professor of Physics Greg Ogin has been involved with the LIGO project, which recently announced a breakthrough discovery.
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Gravitational waves discovered 100 years after Einstein's predictionFebruary 11, 2016 Scientists at LIGO have observed ripples in the fabric of spacetime called gravitational waves, confirming a major prediction of Albert Einstein's 1915 general theory of relativity. Assistant Professor of Physics Greg Ogin has worked on the LIGO project since 2006.
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Whitman professor involved in groundbreaking gravitational-wave detection
February 11, 2016 One hundred years ago, Einstein developed his theory of General Relativity. Today, a team of physicists from around the world, including a Whitman professor, announced they had the evidence to prove it.
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Whitman College professor took part in the celestial study of gravitational waves
February 11, 2016 "This is truly one of the most amazing pieces of science I've ever seen, and I count myself lucky to be a part of something this big even once in my lifetime," said Greg Ogin.
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Professor Janning talks love letters in the digital age on Minnesota Public Radio
February 11, 2016 Just in time for Valentine's Day, Sociologist Michelle Janning's research relays "Why Love Letters Matter, Even in the Digital Age."
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Object Lesson: Sheltering SkySemester in the West, a semester-long field program across the American West, has a mobile 10-person computer lab and traveling library.
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Sigma Chi Fraternity Hosts Concert Fundraiser in support of Providence St. Mary's
February 10, 2016 Sigma Chi's February concert featured two live bands and raised money for Walla Walla's Providence St. Mary's Cancer Research Institute
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Measuring the UniverseWhitman Magazine talks with Assistant Professor of Physics Greg Ogin about his research in lasers and optics, his teaching, and his work with the LIGO Project at Hanford.
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Calling the ShotsAspiring filmmaker (and men's basketball player) Evan Martin '16 worked on Seven Ways from Sunday with Professor Robert Sickels.
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Fall Semester Athletics, February 2016
Winter sports have worked toward the halfway point of their seasons, with the men’s and women’s basketball teams and the men’s and women’s swim teams achieving high levels of success.
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Tipton Named New Provost WM Feb 2016In December, President Kathleen Murray announced that Alzada J. Tipton, currently the senior vice president for academic affairs and dean of the faculty at Elmhurst College in Illinois, will be Whitman College's new provost and dean of the faculty.
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Faculty Members Receive Promotions
This semester, five Whitman faculty members were granted tenure and one was promoted to full professor.
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Students Present Nationally on Whitman Teaches the Movement
In the fifth year of Whitman College's successful Whitman Teaches the Movement program, Cherokee Washington '17 and Nicole Antenucci '18 were invited to travel to the country's largest civic engagement and social justice conference this year to present on the program's success in Walla Walla schools.
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I Dig Your 'Do
Janet Scott Stephens '80, a self-styled "hair archaeologist," has received national attention for her hobby of researching and recreating ancient hairdos.
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LGBT Filmmaker Pam Walton '66 Inspires Whitman StudentsFilmmaker Pam Walton '66 reflects on her time at Whitman in her workshop with students involved in Whitman Teaches the Movement.
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Whitman Team Places First in Northwest Regional Ethics BowlSix Whitman students have won top honors after competing for the first time in the Northwest Regional Ethics Bowl, an annual competition which is intended to give students the opportunity to defend pressing moral arguments on some of the most complex ethical issues of the day.
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Student Engagement Center Launches Interview SuiteThe SEC's new interview suite is the latest in a growing list of resources the SEC offers to students seeking career development support.
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