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Winter Student Art Salon Celebrates 12th YearJanuary 17, 2019 On Jan. 19, 2019, the Juried Winter Student Art Salon will celebrate its 12th year with an opening reception from 3-5 p.m. at the Fouts Center for Visual Arts.
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Inaugural Sophomore Summit Offers Students Career CompassJanuary 15, 2019 Faced with the pressure of earning a degree and moving into the working world, how does a student navigate college to ensure they are going in the right direction?
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Alumna Advocates for Portland's Homeless PopulationInterview with alumna Deborah Kafoury, Multnomah County commissioner and passionate advocate for the homeless
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Alumna Chases Her Dreams into Art WorldProfile of Whitman alumna Brenna Two Bears, an art history and visual culture studies major
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Kicking into High GearProfile of Whitman College student Isaiah Banta, a computer science major who is involved in various aspects of student life on campus
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College Revises Encounters to Improve InclusivityProfile on Whitman College's new Encounters curriculum involving inclusive teaching practices to strengthen the first-year experience
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Community Fellows Program Creates Positive ChangeProfile on Walla Walla community programs, the YWCA of Walla Walla and Walla Walla Symphony, and community service by Whitman students
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Biologist Tracks Evolution through Study of MonkeyflowersProfile of Arielle Cooley, associate professor of biology at Whitman College, and the research she and her students are conducting on monkeyflowers
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Basketball Alumnus Assists at GonzagaInterview with Whitman alumnus Tommy Lloyd, assistant coach of men's basketball at Gonzaga University
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Whittie Publishes First Poetry CollectionProfile on Whitman College student Esther Ra '19, an English major who recently had her first book of poetry published
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Listen to Learn, Learn to LeadWhitman College President Kathy Murray's Message for Winter 2019
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Meet Our Whitties: Aisha Kimbrough '19
January 9, 2019 Aisha Kimbrough '19 of Worthington, Minnesota, is a politics major at Whitman College.
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Whitman Employees and Friends Share Favorite Recipes
December 17, 2018 In 2017, Whitman College staff, faculty and friends came together to share their favorite holiday recipes for a special cookbook. The cookbook was released in December 2017 as part of the college's annual holiday card for alumni and friends.
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VIDEO: Tim Howell '18 Pursues His Dreams on the CourtDecember 17, 2018 Tim Howell '18 is pursuing his basketball career as a player for Team Trouble in the ABA league near San Francisco, California.
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A Holiday Greeting from Whitman
December 14, 2018 The students of Stanton Hall, Whitman's new residence hall for sophomores, bring a special holiday greeting.
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Whitman Receives First Patent for New Lab ToolDecember 14, 2018 The first product patent issued to Whitman College is based on an invention by Carl E. Peterson Endowed Chair of Science and Professor of Physics Douglas Juers.
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Mobilizing Snakebite MedicineDecember 14, 2018 Whitman alumnus creates foundation to help raise the profile of snakebite victims and improve treatments.
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VIDEO: President Murray Opens House for Study Break
December 10, 2018 Each December President Kathy Murray and her partner, Bridget Reischl, open their home to students for a pre-finals study break. This year's event, held Sunday, Dec. 9, featured a chili bar, decorate-your-own sugar cookies and festive movies. The sugar cookies are made with an old family recipe created by Reischl's mother.
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Whitman Staff and Faculty Band Together for Walla Walla Charity
December 6, 2018 "December is always a great time in Walla Walla," said Neal Christopherson, director of institutional research at Whitman College. "Even if the weather is gloomy and the days are short, there are so many community events, both at Whitman and in Walla Walla, and that helps make the mood around town feel more festive and celebratory."
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