Walla Walla has plenty to do, but the small size can feel isolating, particularly for people from larger cities. Many Whitties ï¬nd ways to stay busy beyond campus, though.
“Runs through the wheat ï¬elds are great for getting some perspective," said senior Gus O'Malley. “Or I just hunt down some culture. There are art openings and concerts, and highbrow stuff that goes on here. You just have to look for [it]."
But when it comes to food, Walla Walla doesn't have everything Whitties want. That especially goes for food from Trader Joe's.
Making ends meet is hard in a single-parent household making $15,000-20,000 per year. Throw in Whitman's annual tuition plus living expenses: over $45,000: and it's impossible without financial aid.
That's...
When senior Tricia Chow graduates this spring, she'll leave behind friends, professors and her job as co-manager of Coffeehouse. That leaves the weekly concert series, featuring Whitman students and the...
By Josh Goodman
Anybody looking for a wardrobe malfunction would have been disappointed. But for everybody else, the non-football parts of last Sunday's Super Bowl XLIII were sure to please.
At...
When first-year Lyndsey Sherman printed an assignment for her Core class last week, she had to release her printing job using a new program called GoPrint. For each page she printed, five cents were deducted...
