In honor of Admitted Students Weekend, Feature answers the question on the minds of prospective students and their parents: On the weekend at Whitman, does fun come in a cup?
This article was co-authored by Maren Schiffer.
Sole ASWC presidential candidate Matt Dittrich has a lot in common with his predecessors: he's male, belongs to a college fraternity and has been involved...
Walla Walla is known for three main things: wine, onions and the Washington State Penitentiary. Built in 1886 and known as "the Pen" or "the walls" to the community, the penitentiary has a capacity for...
Over 25 percent of American adults have left the faith that they were brought up in, and college can often be a time and place for spiritual exploration or transition. A survey of Whitman students conducted...
We like to think of the Whitman environment as open-minded. On paper and in the classroom, we cry out against discrimination. But anonymously--when scribbling on bathroom stalls or hastily evaluating professors--we...
Is Valentine's Day a good day for the heart or just a bad day for the wallet? Despite what store displays adorned with pink hearts and roses would have you believe, for many, February 14 is neither special nor sweet. The holiday promotes a romanticized picture that doesn't necessarily reflect the reality of relationships (or lack thereof) in our college lifestyle. This week Feature looks into how Whitties navigate around the consumerist and artificial aspects of this holiday to re-work V-Day their way.
