Located right across from the Baker Ferguson Fitness Center, the Gut Grub Food Truck offers a close and convenient spot to eat off-campus. The lot rotates food trucks with the seasons and boasts a string...

Run by Laurel Delong and her husband Gabriel, Yeehaw Aloha is one of the most eccentric and loved thrift stores in Walla Walla. Whitman students and community members alike frequent the shop, but many...

On Sept. 14 and 15, the Huichica Music Festival hosted its micro-festival in Walla Walla, Washington. Located on Stella’s Homestead, headliners included Yo La Tengo, Moon Duo and the Fruit Bats. “One...

Walla Walla was greatly impacted by radiation from the Hanford Plant during the Cold War. However, are those effects still being felt today? Sam Cleary explores this in this short video documentary.

What do parents do best? Whitman families reveal how they succeed in embarrassing their students. A video poll by North Bennett.

Whether it’s the result of nostalgia or a search for high quality music, vinyl is trending again; Whitties are revamping the past. Atop sophomore Kate Swisher’s desk lies all of the things that...

A diverse and striking spread of artwork now inhabits the Sheehan Gallery and the Fouts Center for Visual Arts exhibition space. These pieces are the works of class of 2017 art majors, who went through...

Flip phones can seem like a relic of the past as smartphones are widely used in the Whitman community and throughout the world. The PEW Research Center found that in 2015 68 percent of adults in the...