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I Return to Heal AnotherOne of the first specialized healthcare workers sent to fight Ebola in Liberia, Christopher Perdue ’93 spent two months in-country treating the sick. By Jenny Lewis
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Art in the TrenchesFrom casting 12-foot Pinocchios to a giant, distorted Snow White, Mark Anderson’s Walla Walla Foundry is the go-to production shop for the world’s most prominent artists.
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Renaissance WomanTheresa DiPasquale, Gregory M. Cowan professor in English language and literature, on learning to bridge the gap between the page and the stage.
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Other EarthsProfessor Emily E. Jones and her students interview author Kim Stanley Robinson.
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Brainiacs!Whitman’s Science Outreach Program brings brains to the table, teaching K-2nd-graders why their grey matter matters.
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A Face for RadioBestselling author and NPR humorist David Sedaris took to the stage in Cordiner Hall this November to share stories and anecdotes about family relationships and saying "yes" when you might otherwise have said "no."
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Translating ChekhovProfessor Jessica Cerullo on editing a volume of actor Michael Chekhov’s works.
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Northern ExposureGeology professor Kirsten Nicolaysen in the remote Islands of the 4 Mountains.
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Why We Teach the MovementWhitman Teaches the Movement is now a nationally recognized initiative and a model for colleges across the country. Associate Dean of Students Noah Leavitt explains how WTTM began.
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Drumming with TrainFrom Mergers to Music: Drew Shoals 05 lays down his law books for a drumming career with the Grammy Award-winning band Train.
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Object LessonWhitman recently acquired James Turrell’s Suite from Aten Reign (2014, detail pictured here), consisting of three aquatint etchings.
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This Land is Your LandNeil Kornze ’00 controls a third of U.S. land. Kornze talks energy, conservation and trekking across the country with Senator Harry Reid.
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Life, the Universe, and EverythingPrior to two sold-out lectures at Whitman, Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson shared his thoughts on science education, the rebooted Cosmos TV show and life as the people’s astrophysicist.
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Interview with a "Part-Time Indian"His grandmother’s babysitter was Chief Joseph. He has appeared on "The Colbert Report." He laughs with you but he also talks about genocide. When you speak to Sherman Alexie – this year’s Summer Read author – you cover a lot of ground. Just don’t ask him to be a spokesman for anyone.
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