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Watch: Commencement to be livestreamed this weekend
May 17, 2017 This year's Commencement and Baccalaureate ceremonies will be livestreamed for friends and relatives unable to attend in person. Baccalaureate begins at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 20, and Commencement at 10:45 a.m. Sunday, May 21.
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Whitman summer internship grants benefit students, community
May 12, 2017 This year, Whitman’s Summer Internship Grant Program will provide funding for more than 130 students to participate in internships across the country and abroad that closely align with their academic and career interests.
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Whitman named Walla Walla Public Schools Partner of the Year
May 3, 2017 Walla Walla Public Schools declared the Whitman College Student Engagement Center one of its Partners of the Year. This recognition is linked to Partners in Learning Month, established in May 2010. More than 350 Whitman students serve in district schools as tutors and role models.
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Zane MacPhee '15 talks about his journey from intern to employee
April 7, 2017 Alumnus offers advice on making the most of internships
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Whitman wins Spirit of Ethics Bowl award again
March 15, 2017 The award goes to the team that, through civility and thoughtfulness, best exemplifies the spirit of the Ethics Bowl.
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Whitman basketball success touted in Seattle Times
March 10, 2017 The success of the men's and women's basketball teams this year is the subject of a Seattle Times column.
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Whitman has the only unbeaten team in men's college basketball
March 2, 2017 Mental preparation and the team's bond are the keys to its success
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Federal judge and Whitman alumnus James L. Robart '69 blocks President Trump's travel ban
February 3, 2017 He temporarily blocked enforcement of President Trump’s controversial ban on entry to the United States, and airlines planned to begin allowing passengers from banned countries to board. Following the ruling, government authorities immediately began communicating with airlines and taking steps that would allow travel by those previously barred from doing so.
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Playground PolyglotsChristy Krutulis ’92 and Angélica Pedroza ’99 lead the effort to strengthen dual language programming in Walla Walla’s public schools.
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Why some people talk about 1984 without having read itWhatever is behind the increase in sales, the fact is, most new buyers won’t ever read the dystopian novel. But that won’t stop them from talking about it.
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Object LessonsThe wide variety of objects in the collections at the Maxey Museum and Whitman College and Northwest Archives serve as motivational prompts for students, thanks to professors who incorporate them into their curricula.
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Leaps & BoundsWhitman basketball team members Tim Howell '18 and Alysse Ketner '17 lead their teams to Northwest Conference titles.
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Focus on Faculty: The Landscape of RiskAlissa Cordner, assistant professor of sociology, thinks a lot about the problems of risk, such as flame retardants, environmental health and wildfire management.
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Out of Sight, Not Out of MindAs President and CEO of the American Foundation for the Blind, Kirk Adams ’83 guides efforts to improve the lives of millions of blind and visually impaired people nationwide.
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Q&A: From Moses to MacklemoreReligion major Josh Karp '05, now known as Budo, has become a successful musician and producer for artists including Macklemore and Ryan Lewis.
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