Nat Lange, Science & Environment Editor
• March 7, 2024
A new era of sustainability policy is on the horizon at Whitman College. In collaboration with higher-education sustainability consulting company GreenerU and local firm Cascadia Consulting, Whitman is...
Ongoing
Senior Art Gallery
Open during gallery hours, Sheehan Gallery in Olin Hall
Our senior art majors have been working tirelessly on their theses all year. This gallery displays the...
Sunday, April 23
Little Watts Family Series: Duke Otherwise
2 p.m., Gesa Powerhouse Theatre
In a continuation of the Little Watts Family Series, Gesa welcomes Duke Otherwise: a playful...
Sunday, April 16
Gamma Games
12-3 p.m., Sand Volleyball Court
Kappa Kappa Gamma presents their annual fundraising event, Gamma Games! All proceeds from this beach volleyball tournament...
Thursday, April 6
First ASWC Debate
6 p.m., Reid Basement
Candidates for the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Chair, Student Development Chair and Finance Chair will be debating. Snacks...
Kissing the Witch
March 2-5, Harper Joy Theatre
Written by acclaimed Irish author and playwright Emma Donoghue, and directed by Dr. Laura Hope, "Kissing the Witch" puts the fairy tales ingrained...
"Two Cellos" Recital
Sunday, February 26, 3 p.m., Chism Recital Hall in the Hall of Music
Accompanied by Jan Roberts, sophomore Keziah Eckert and first year Asim Kapoor will be performing works for...
The Lion in the Winter
Feb 17-19 and 24-26, 7:30 p.m. (evening shows) and 2:00 p.m. (matinees), The Little Theatre
Royal drama, power struggles and adultery - these are all themes that feature heavily...
Whitman Panhellenic Presents: Galentine's Recruitment Week
Monday, Feb 13-Thursday Feb 16
Whitman Panhellenic invites all female-aligned students to participate in Continuous Open Bidding (COB)...
Juried Art Salon
Fouts Center for Visual Arts
The 15th Annual Juried Student Art Salon is officially open for viewing on the first and second floors of the Fouts Center for Visual Arts. Stop by and...
Justin Ferland didn’t expect people to care so much.
Yet on Friday night, he found himself in front of an electric crowd—at least a hundred strong—huddled by the library for what junior...
