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Abby Malzewski, Staff Reporter

This is Abby's third semester working at The Wire as a News Reporter. Abby is a sophomore psychology and film and media studies double major. Abby is super passionate about writing, especially journalistic writing, and loves working with her News team.

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Whitman’s independent bookstore will transition to Barnes & Noble management

May 6, 2021

Whitman completes inaugural survey to study campus racial climate

April 22, 2021
Photo contributed by Whitman Race Violence Health Academic Theme Committee.

Washington Senator Patty Murray discusses her health equity report in Whitman-led event

April 9, 2021
Photo by Bridget Kennedy.

So Home Collective: Walla Walla’s stylish new plant shop

April 1, 2021
Photo by Bridget Kennedy.

“If I’m being completely honest, I volunteered to get vaccinated”: Students debate ethics of receiving vaccinations early

March 25, 2021
Photo by Nathaniel Lans.

Masked and distanced: Community-centric Interest House policies surprise residents

March 18, 2021

Whitman continues to divest from fossil fuels despite financial worries

March 4, 2021
Photo contributed by Malia Lewis.

Malia Lewis: Q&A with Whitman’s New Sexual Assault Victim’s Advocate

February 25, 2021

Virtual events, emergency funding and academic communities: ASWC leaders reflect on semester goals

November 25, 2020
Photo by Carson Jones.

ZenSoul and Kaleidoscope: Walla Walla’s new yoga studios

November 19, 2020

Walla Walla County unveils new COVID-19 website

November 12, 2020
Photo contributed by Whitman AAUP.

AAUP responds to administration’s decision to end multi-year contracts for non-tenure track faculty

November 5, 2020

Whitman’s spring break cut in half

October 29, 2020
Photo by Carson Jones.

No new vandalism, even amid calls to remove Columbus and Whitman statues

October 22, 2020
Photo contributed by Aaron Bobrow-Strain.

Politics professor Aaron Bobrow-Strain wins 2020 Washington State Book Award

October 15, 2020

Homework, safe travel and non-profit work: Four Day during a pandemic

October 8, 2020
Illustration by Allyson Kim.

Whitman examines Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s impact

October 1, 2020

“It momentarily punctured the Whitman bubble”: Assessing the Scholar Strike

September 24, 2020
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Police Officer Nat Small’s tattoo continues to stir controversy

September 17, 2020
Under new leadership, ASWC adjusts to virtual learning

Under new leadership, ASWC adjusts to virtual learning

September 10, 2020

Whitman College receives COVID-19 relief aid

May 11, 2020
Photos by Dana Kendrick

Without face-to-face interaction, students cope with long-distance relationships

April 28, 2020
Photos by Dana Kendrick

Students become teachers in French4Kids program

April 3, 2020
Illustration by Anika Vucicevic

Whitman’s Off-Campus Studies programs struggle with coronavirus threat

March 12, 2020

Angela Davis challenges Whitman to Ban the Box

March 5, 2020
Angela Davis opened Power & Privilege 2020 with a keynote speech on injustices in America. Photo contributed by Gotham Artists

Angela Davis kicks off Power & Privilege 2020

February 27, 2020
The Walla Walla Valley was heavily impacted by flooding. While downtown Walla Walla was unharmed, there was damage in Waitsburg, Upper Mill Creek, Pendleton and the Umatilla Indian Reservation. Photos contributed by Andrew Kinney

Walla Walla Valley sustains damage from flooding

February 20, 2020
The greenhouse open house, which occurred on Feb. 7, was curated by biology students and professors with the intent to display the educational importance of the greenhouse. Photos by Amara Garibyan

Greenhouse opens house

February 13, 2020
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