Leo Polk , A&E Reporter
May 6, 2021
On Friday, April 30, the 20 attendees of the The Business Side of Theater lecture, presented by Debbie Chinn, were greeted by Aretha Franklin's song, “RESPECT.” Hosted...
Jaime Fields, A&E Reporter
May 6, 2021
Twenty miniature mannequins stand, posed on the stage, wearing the latest Parisian fashions from the mid-1940s, with colorful dresses down just past the knee and tiny hats...
May 6, 2021
At six sites stand markers for historical points of settler colonial and Indigenous interaction. In...
Tucker Grinnan, Sports Reporter
May 6, 2021 • No Comments
As various varsity sports teams wrap up their seasons, and rosters are finalized for the coming year, coaches and incoming first-years are beginning to think about fall 2021. It’s...
Walla Walla Dog Jog 2021 kicks off in virtual format
May 6, 2021
Weekly yoga sessions at local vineyard fills niche in the Walla Walla community
April 29, 2021
Sydney Bellon, Feature Reporter
April 29, 2021
Although it has been a demanding and at times disheartening semester, seniors are prepared with exciting next steps for after graduation. Some may travel, some will go home,...
Queer and Trans Students of Color club creates community for students struggling to feel seen
April 22, 2021
Students find community in faith
April 15, 2021
I may not be the only one who feels a burst of energy when I decipher difficult readings for my classes and communicate abstract and theoretical concepts through complex language. This is because the college...
When I first saw the TED talk by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie titled “The Danger of a Single Story,” it occurred to me how little I pay attention to my perspective in everyday life and simultaneously how...
Cancel culture is a tiresome topic. The media has beaten it to death, and so much of the discussion comes from right-wing pundits who want to play the victim. Usually, cancel culture is an extension of...
One first year, who wished to remain unnamed because it’s none of your fucking business, has reported spending half of the semester on various...
Several weeks ago it was reported that Kathy Murray failed to leave a tip after her dinner at the Walla Walla Steak Co. Below is a response to...
Washington recently became the first state in the country to pass legislation guaranteeing lawyers to low-income tenants facing eviction. Instituting this “right to counsel”...
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold is set to speak in person at the college’s spring commencement ceremony on Sunday, May 23. After graduating from Whitman in...
Walla Walla elementary and middle school students will now attend full-day classes in person after months of hybrid learning came to an end on April 26. Walla Walla District...
Washington state will set a goal to phase out the production and sale of new gasoline cars starting in 2030, once Gov. Jay Inslee signs into law HB 1287 that recently passed...
The Walla Walla City Council unanimously voted on April 14 to keep “streateries” — the extended outdoor dining downtown — for another three years under a new set...
Staying up until 4 a.m. to attend synchronous labs, one-way flights going for $10,000, VPN-induced lags during Zoom classes, having a completely nocturnal schedule or only...
Whitman announced last week that vaccinations will be mandatory for all students next fall — following suit with colleges across the country that are planning for a semester...
Whitman Teaches The Movement (WTTM) and Indigenous People’s Education and Culture Club (IPECC) held a protest on April 23 to finally remove the Marcus Whitman statue...