Whitman news since 1896

Whitman Wire
Vol. CLVI, Issue 5
Whitman news since 1896

Whitman Wire
Whitman news since 1896

Whitman Wire
All content by JAMES BAKER
"Scrub In," an art performance piece, centered around the Marcus Whitman statue at the intersection of Main Street and Boyer Avenue.

[Photo] “Scrub In” opens opportunities for discussion

Rohan Press, A&E Reporter
November 21, 2019
First-year Macy Hampton dribbles the ball.

[Photo] Blues’ basketball teams come back ready for 2019-20 season

Dylan Mathias, Sports Reporter
October 24, 2019
Jack Buettner, one of the three new admission officers, looks forward to getting to know more of the Whitman community.

[Photo] The new faces of admissions at Whitman

Rylee Neville, News Reporter
October 6, 2019
Elissa Brown is Whitman’s third sustainability coordinator following Tristan Sewell and Brandon Bishop.

[Photo] Elissa Brown: taking on campus sustainability

Kate Grumbles, News Editor
October 7, 2019
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[Photo] Changing Focus: Administration to Recommend Not Renewing Certain Tenured Positions

Kate Grumbles, Staff Reporter
April 27, 2017
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[Photo] 36 Years of Chuck

Nick Maahs, Staff Reporter
February 16, 2017
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[Photo] Whitman Basketball Keeps Rising

Conor Scanlon, Sports Reporter
January 26, 2017
Photo by James Baker.

[Photo] IM Basketball Heating Up

Quinn Salkind, Sports Reporter
December 8, 2016
Photo by James Baker.

[Photo] Men’s Basketball Ranked in the Preseason Top 10

Daniel Charlton, Sports Editor
November 10, 2016
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[Photo] Weighing In On Whitman’s Food Waste

Kate Grumbles, Staff Reporter
November 3, 2016
Students in lab. Photo by James Baker.

[Photo] Struggles in STEM

Georgia Lyon and Contributed reporting by Marra Clay
October 27, 2016
Photo by James Baker.

[Photo] Whitman’s Own Frolf Course Guide

Arie Knops, Sports Reporter
October 27, 2016
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[Photo] Mixed Gender Housing Debated at Cookies and Controversy

Kate Grumbles
October 5, 2016
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[Photo] Walla Walla Rollergirls are Family, Badasses

Alissa Antilla
September 29, 2016
Elizabeth Phillips, Junior: "I am voting in November because I think it's important that we all participate if it's a democracy."

Nate Rudder, Sophomore: "I am voting in the election. I am going to vote for Hillary Clinton because I believe it's important for our democracy that everyone's voice gets heard. And specifically, I think it's very important to vote for Hillary because I believe she's the best candidate on both sides of the race. I'm with her."

Carrie Drake, First Year: "I am voting in November because I think that to really have an opinion about how the president runs the country, you have to have put your input in beforehand. I think that as a citizen, it's a privilege that you have, and have to take part in."

Jeff Minto, Exhibition Chef: "I am, and you should always vote, otherwise democracy is pointless."

Nicholas Collard, First Year: "Yes. I want Hillary Clinton to be president and I am registered to vote in Colorado which is a swing state, so I feel more inclined to vote."

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[Photo] KWCW gears up for a new year of content and outreach

Catherine Fisher, Staff Writer
September 15, 2016
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