Influenza's arrival on the Whitman campus has been relatively quiet, with only one documented case so far on campus and one other case at Walla Walla College just a few days earlier.
Though the college...
It's the time of year where students begin to look for summer jobs or internships, and seniors begin to figure out what they will do after graduation, but the major issue on everyone's mind is the tough...
Whitman College president George Bridges has recently been elected to the board of directors of the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities (NAICU).
The NAICU, which is made up...
In the wake of the current economic downturn admissions trends amongst private liberal arts colleges have changed. As global demand decreases and more Americans lose their jobs, working and middle-class...
No more pineapple, bananas only at breakfast, buckets to collect wasted food…
Such changes leave students wondering about the future of Bon Appétit. Are these new waste management programs...
Two student-created community service programs, The Youth Adventure Program (Y.A.P.) and Adopt-A-Grandparent (A.A.G.), have been incorporated into the Center for Community Service (C.C.S.) this semester....
No one can escape it. Even the bubble of Walla Walla has been popped by the recent economic recession.
Four restaurants, 26Brix, Luscious, Sean Destination Grill and Pine Street Diner at Elmer's...
In many American households, the advent of spring means one thing: Little League baseball. Across the country, gloves are being broken-in, throwing arms strengthened and fielding techniques perfected in...
The English department is in the process of filling a tenure-track position in Modern and Contemporary American Literature, which is currently shared by Jean Carwile Masteller and Rick Masteller. The two...
The thought of acquiring a sexually transmitted disease (STD) is enough to instill fear in the average college student. To combat the spread of STDs on campus, the Whitman Welty Health Center provides...
When first-year Lyndsey Sherman printed an assignment for her Core class last week, she had to release her printing job using a new program called GoPrint. For each page she printed, five cents were deducted...
The Intercultural Center's annual Tunnel of Oppression in the basement of Prentiss Hall will feature five new skits on Saturday, Feb. 7. The Tunnel includes new skits each year to demonstrate the various...
