• President's Letter Summer

    President Murray on her first days on campus

  • In Brief

    Our New Look, Ai Weiwei, Mars Guy, The Glean Team, Brother, I’m Dying, Subterranean Austin, Mr. Whitman and Mike Washington

  • Mars Guy Rob Manning Predicts The Future

    Rob Manning ’80, engineering manager for NASA’s Mars Exploration Program, delivered Whitman’s 129th Commencement address. Acclaimed for his work on the Curiosity Rover currently exploring the Red Planet, Manning told graduates to boldly go.

  • The Glean Team

    Created by Samuel Curtis ’16 from Corvallis, Oregon, the student-run group is responsible for nearly 35,000 of the 59,000 pounds of food produce gleaned in Walla Walla during 2014

  • Brother, I'm Dying

    Haitian writer Edwidge Danticat will be on campus on September 10 to talk about her book Brother, I’m Dying.

  • Subterranean Austin

    Invisible in Austin is a scholarly “examination of the lived experiences of social suffering in Austin—a thriving, rapidly-growing, highly unequal and segregated technopolis.”

  • Mr. Whitman 2015

    Eight men will vie for the title of Mr. Whitman 2015 this fall in the 14th annual fundraising contest organized by the women of Kappa Kappa Gamma.

  • FC Retired

    Mike Washington has retired after 17 seasons as Whitman’s men’s soccer coach.

  • Focus on Faculty: The Zoo Keeper

    Professor Lisa Uddin, author of Zoo Renewal: White Flight and the Animal Ghetto, tells Whitman Magazine that zoos are public spaces from which we can examine racial planes.

  • Writing a Novel: Prelude to Flight

    How is a novel born? Through the act of intentionally dreaming, explains English professor and novelist Scott Elliott.

  • Object Lesson Summer 2015

    The Thibodo Collection at Whitman’s Maxey Museum