Students have been getting a bit of a surprise the last few weeks.
"My house was 'attacked' by a raccoon tonight," senior Mike Sado began in an e-mail. "It followed my housemate as she was coming from...
Although Walla Walla is already known for its sweet onions, the recent addition of onion sculptures on Main Street aims to bring together the art and agriculture of the city.
"The inspiration for this...
The residents of the Community Service House have more than just mealtimes and bathrooms in common–– they share an active passion for volunteering. As part of the larger Interest House Community, these...
From class presidents to team captains and editors to Eagle Scouts, the Whitman class of 2012 has more to it than just the many extra bodies you see crowding the campus. This fall the community welcomed...
When junior Margaux Cameron was house hunting at the start of last semester, the student who placed a listserv ad for a single seemed helpful and friendly.
"He posted a listing on the listserv saying...
"Philosophically, people would question why, if you can do so many things, can't you do [drink alcohol]," said Rich Jacks, Director of Counseling. Many would agree he has a point: at 18, individuals are...
This Sep. 11, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Religion and General Studies Roger Miles and Assistant Professor of Religion Melissa Wilcox opted to commemorate the terrorist attacks on New York's World Trade...
At least two construction workers working on Sherwood Athletic Center were injured in an accident on the afternoon of Wednesday, Sept. 10.
Station 2 of the Walla Walla Fire Department responded to the...
An incident at the annual Black Student Union dance last Friday, Sep. 12, resulted in the arrest of a first-year student on alcohol-related charges.
Housed in the Reid Campus Center Ballroom, the...
Recruitment occurs every fall and spring and provides students with the chance to meet members of the fraternities and sororities on campus. Through scheduled events, first-year students get a chance...
As a Whitman professor and avid climber, Kevin Pogue's enthusiasm for the City of Rocks reaches both in and out of the classroom. His new book, "Etched in Stone: The Geology of City of Rocks National Reserve...
Earlier this month, Whitman College became the first undergraduate institution in the United States to begin streaming live video of the English version of the Arabic news station, Al Jazeera.
The idea...
