The internet is integral to our college experience, but how much is too much? Whitman students are finding that lines that must be drawn before computer and internet use becomes an addiction.

While many students navigate the world of hook-ups or casual dating, others are signing up for lifelong commitments. Where exactly does marriage fit into campus culture?

The allure of off-campus housing goes beyond the chance to get away from campus and to leave behind the meal plan. There is also the appeal of the upperclassman culture: living in a house with a name,...

With its dedicated alumni base, it's no surprise that Whitman matriculates quite a number of legacy students––students who have direct family ties to the College. How do legacies walk the line between...

From waterfowl to raptors to songbirds, Walla Walla stands as both a figurative and literal bird sanctuary.  In fact, it's law.

The gluten-free lifestyle is becoming more and more pronounced in American culture. No longer simply a diet for people with Celiac disease, how is gluten-free breaking through to mainstream food culture...

Most Whitman students graduate eight semesters after they first start, but twenty percent of students don't fit this traditional structure of study.

Whitman has a lot of nooks and crannies that either become the stuff of myth or goals to reach. Some even carry a risk.

With the rise of e-resources and the internet in academia, how has learning been technologized?

Whitman students have written volumes about the relationship between themselves and the rest of Walla Walla and have debated the existence and shape of the Whitman bubble for decades. We decided to...

The Board of Trustees wields very specific powers that can greatly change the way Whitman College works--but who is on the Board, and how does it operate?

Whitman College is nestled right in the middle of a rapidly growing wine haven. What promise does this fact hold for students and graduates, and what unique academic opportunities can be seized upon in...