Isabel Mathy, Campus Life Reporter
• March 13, 2025
Editor's Note: the article's title was changed on 3/14 to more accurately reflect the academic goals of the minor.
This year, Whitman added a new minor, "Law, Culture & the Humanities" (LCH), to...
On March 5, students, faculty and community members gathered in person at Kimball Theater and online via a Zoom video chat for a lecture on witches in Classical literature by author Madeline Miller....
Lucy Walker, Campus Life Reporter
• March 13, 2025
A dimly lit stage houses the office of a Catholic school in the Bronx, looking out upon seats packed with eager audience members. March 6 through 9, crowds gathered in Harper Joy for the showings of...
As students congregate in study groups around the library to try and study for exams or work on projects, a group of staff is working behind the scenes making the space more accessible and inclusive....
Hair is one of the many mediums that Whitman students express themselves through — whether you cut it yourself, ask a friend or go to a salon, there are many options for students to use hair as a...
The Sheehan Gallery entices viewers in with bright pops of color and dynamic designs as it features a new artwork exhibition titled "FACT: fashion + art construct tomorrow." Featuring artwork from...
Whitman College has a sauna. Two, technically, as the heated facilities are separated into a women’s and a men’s bathroom in the basement of the Sherwood Athletic Facility. During my...
Isabel Mathy, Campus Life Reporter
• February 27, 2025
Over 160 eager audience members listened to astrophysicist Kihana Wilson speak on diversity in STEM fields during this year's Power and Privilege Symposium (P&P). Wilson, who has amassed nearly 100K...
On Feb. 13, while snowfall covered Whitman’s campus in a sheet of icy white, students warmed up in Reid while Caitlin Hunsaker and Chris Eckstadt held a training session for a volunteer partnership program...
Lucy Walker, Campus Life Reporter
• February 20, 2025
Last semester, the word “ramp” was commonplace around campus, sprawled in colorful chalk on steps and next to cracks and ramps (or the lack thereof) as students highlighted the inaccessibility...
Lucy Walker, Campus Life Reporter
• February 13, 2025
On Feb. 7, Cleveland Commons’s rotisserie station transformed from the usual day-to-day salad toppers to an impressive display of bison steaks, fry bread with huckleberry jam, and Copper River steelhead...
Sexual Violence Prevention (SVP), a student-led club focused on creating campus-wide sexual wellness, held three events in Reid Coffee House last week. They collaborated with the Health Center to fund...
