This week, The Pioneer talked with the students and staff of Walla Walla University to find out more about spiritual life on campus, the first-year orientation program and student community service projects.
This week, The Pioneer took a look at animals in the community. First we interviewed volunteers at the Blue Mountain Humane Society to find out more about their goals and projects. Then we chatted with some off-campus pet owners to learn more about their animal companions.
This week, The Pioneer met with three students who completed long-distance bike rides from their hometowns to Whitman at the start of this academic year. We also talked with a few members of the Whitman cycling team about several of their community service projects.
Just in time for the start of their new season, The Pioneer sits with the conductor of the Walla Walla Symphony to find out more about his job and history. Then feature writers take a look at the busy lives of several music majors.
Find out what some of your professors do when they're not teaching classes. The Pioneer interviews artist professors, visiting professors and the 2013 winner of the Alumni Association Faculty Award for Service.
Whitman students have a variety of opportunities to choose from while making plans for the summer. This week, The Pio takes a look at the costs and benefits of summer internships across the country.
For most Whitman students, interactions with legal authorities are virtually non-existent. However, when police interact with students, they usually only see the underbelly of campus activity.
Encounters has grown from obscurity into its own niche forum in just over a year of existence. As the administrator graduates, we look back at what brought us to this point, as well as what lies in the...
The applicant pool has been vetted, and the Whitman class of 2017 has been chosen. Now the tables have turned and the choice is up to the prospective students.
