Jaime Fields, A&E Reporter
November 25, 2020
The Combine Art Collective, located at 130 E Rose St #102, is a relatively new addition to Walla Walla. Despite facing many challenges since its opening in 2019, it has...
Mo Dow, A&E Reporter
November 25, 2020
On Thursday, Nov. 19, Whitman College hosted a virtual talk titled, "Blackness or Indigeneity? Yes Please!" Part of the Adam Dublin Award for the study of global multiculturalism,...
Stevens Gallery continues to inspire artistic community
November 19, 2020
Although many art galleries remain inaccessible during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Stevens Gallery at...
Tate Cadang, Sports Reporter
November 25, 2020 • No Comments
The Outdoor Program [OP] recently announced a new strategic plan that will help the department improve and change to better fit the students and the college. The Director...
Student-athletes plan return to campus in three waves
November 19, 2020
Whitman swimming completes annual ‘Hour of Power’ in remote format
November 19, 2020
Michael Conlin-Elsen, Feature Reporter
November 25, 2020
COVID-19 has presented fraternities and sororities with a unique and difficult set of problems. As they move into the spring semester, some factors affecting them will change,...
Striving for equality: Female alumni speak up about their careers
November 25, 2020
Live from election night: Reactions from Whitman students
November 12, 2020
Due to one of the longest presidential and congressional elections that we have had in U.S. history — and arguably one of the most important — there have been massive amounts of news coverage about...
Vitamin D deficiency can lead to poor health outcomes. The deficiency has been associated with a large number of disorders such as metabolic syndrome and cancers, as well as autoimmune, psychiatric and...
Ernest Hemingway is believed to have said, “There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed.” Gene Fowler, a procrastinator, once asserted, “Writing is easy. All you...
This Op-Ed was originally written Oct. 27. Imagine yourself faced with one of the hardest decisions you have ever been asked to make. Maybe it's moving out of state, or even out of the country? Deciding...
Due to mass shutdowns, work from home protocols and an overall decline in our economy, the COVID-19 pandemic has encouraged legislators on both sides of the aisle to understand that government assistance...
Robert Biden II (14), grandson of Joe Biden, and Barron Trump (14), son of Donald Trump, have shocked the media recently by uploading photos...
Now is a time for us to give thanks, no matter how hard this year has been. So, here are some of the things I’m thankful for today. Backpacks...
As our atypical semester draws to a close, the Associated Students of Whitman College (ASWC) team reflected on the goals they laid out for themselves at the beginning of the...
Of the 31 action items published by the Inclusion Task Force created this summer by Whitman President Kathy Murray, 21 are listed with a Fall 2020 start date. As the Whitman...
One Whitman student located in Walla Walla tested positive for COVID-19 this week. Whitman College was notified of the case on Tuesday, Nov. 24, according to Director of Communications...
The passage of Referendum 90 in Washington state will enact Senate Bill 5395 into law, mandating comprehensive sexual health education for K-12 students in public schools...
Disclaimer: This article was written before the new COVID-19 restrictions that went into effect Monday, Nov. 16 for Washington stores, restaurants and social gatherings. Two...
The Race, Violence and Health academic theme group hosted a talk by Professor of Politics and International Affairs Melissa Harris-Perry entitled "Blackness 2020: Pandemic,...
Governor Jay Inslee announced a new set of restrictions Sunday morning after the virus accelerated throughout the state to record-high COVID-19 case levels — including new...
Four Whitman staff members and one student in Walla Walla tested positive for COVID-19 earlier this week. Each case was self-reported by the five community members who were...
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