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Vol. CLVII
Whitman news since 1896

Whitman Wire

Whitman news since 1896

Whitman Wire

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The Intersection of Art and Activism

June Thackray, Feature Writer April 17, 2026

From painting to music and more, art has played a vital role in political movements for decades, providing a platform for expression and a method for spreading awareness. On campus, Whitman students put...

Who’s Afraid of Explicit Art?

Calliope Duford, Opinion Columnist November 21, 2025

Between artistic depictions of neutral nudity to intentional pornographic work, for as long as humans have been creating visual art, there has been content that anyone in 2025 would rather not have their...

Art Therapy Workshops Create Space to De-Stress

Dany Moreno, News Reporter November 7, 2025

The Welty Health and Counseling Center started a new workshop focusing on integrating art and therapy that is open to students every Friday. The Inner Landscapes Art Therapy Workshop will continue until...

Invisible Art Exhibit at Sheehan Steals The Show

Arham Khan, Humor Editor February 15, 2024

In an unprecedented move that has the art world baffled and oddly impressed, Whitman College’s Sheehan Gallery has introduced its latest exhibit: ‘The Emptiness of Perception,' which, true to its name,...

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Whitman student prepares solo art exhibition

Tenzin Uden, Campus Life Reporter April 6, 2023

Sophomore and film major Agustin (Ramí) Ramirez will be holding an art exhibition in the Fouts Center for Visual Arts on April 14. This project, titled "You're not going to believe me," originated from...

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Walla Walla wineries combine wine and art

Nazaaha Penick, Editor-in-Chief February 16, 2023

Walla Walla has become a hub for wine and art lovers alike. With over 120 wineries and a thriving arts community, this small town is making an impact on the world of wine and culture. Many wineries...

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