This week on the Pio Radio Hour, "Things we Fear."
- Militarization of the police force, featuring an interview with Kevin Huxoll, head of Walla Walla Police Dept.'s SWAT team
- Climate change: the...
It is time Whitman students stop small-scale, apathetic protesting. In the last four years, there have been multiple student-led protests against perceived administrative faults or injustices. Each begins with...
Today on The Pio Radio Hour: stories of love and language. Listen here!
- A conversation with Associate Professor of English Mary Raschko, Taylor Middleton and first-year Robin Rounthwaite about the...
On Monday, March 16, Provost and Dean of Faculty Pat Spencer notified students, staff and faculty via email that the Whitman College Policy Debate Team's 2014-2015 season would be canceled. The cancellation...
Show: The Pio Radio Hour
Time: Sunday - 10 a.m.
Hosts: Anna Middleton and Andrew Schwartz
Teaming up with The Pioneer is the "The Pio Radio Show" during which first-year hosts Anna Middleton and...
In late elementary school and throughout middle school I participated in a local summer theater program. For five summers I was cast in various roles (the femme fatale, the sassy older sister, the help)...
Today on the Pio Radio Hour:
-An update about the Divest Whitman campaign from Natalie Berg. Read her story here:
-A story about the prison rehabilitation process and the STAR Project, featuring...
Today on The Pio Radio Hour:
- An interview with staff reporter Christy Carley about the upcoming Power & Privilege Symposium and the history of the event
- An interview with Seahawks fan Max...
According to Neil deGrasse Tyson, science is cool again. The astrophysicist and director of New York City's Hayden Planetarium is optimistic that popular interest in the subject is on the rise. This...
Lecturer Neil deGrasse Tyson has said that he knew he wanted to be an astrophysicist since he was nine. According to Tyson, the universe called to him on a trip to the New York planetarium and there was...
It's really over. I leave Vienna tomorrow.
I arrived in Vienna with high expectations. I had heard so many great things about the city, study abroad, etc. that I figured I would be in Austrian heaven...
When you travel alone there is a definite fear that you'll be lonely. With just your thoughts as company in a strange, new city it's hard to imagine having a good time without someone to share it with....
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