Throughout the long and storied history of our big and beautiful country, there have been three major constants: unnecessary war with the Middle East, some other hegemonic displacement of marginalized...
While many students enjoyed time off over their spring breaks, the Blues were at work and busy representing Whitman competitively. In particular, the lacrosse, baseball and golf teams saw a wave of activity...
After four games in Portland, Ore. against Pacific University to open the season, the Whitman baseball team headed to Los Angeles to play a three game series against the University of Redlands Bulldogs...
While most students were enjoying time away from school over winter break, the basketball and swim teams continued to represent Whitman. Both the men’s and women’s basketball teams began their conference...
Oliver Song, Opinion Columnist
• November 14, 2025
Well, it happened. The Los Angeles Dodgers have just hoisted the 2025 World Series trophy over their stupid little heads. Again. This makes them the only baseball team in 25 years to win the whole thing...
My evenings typically begin with my daily trek across Ankeny towards Cleve. The sun is setting, the ducks are quacking and unbeknownst to me, a frisbee comes hurling towards my head with a sweaty player...
It’s Sept. 15, and T-Mobile Park, home of the Mariners, is buzzing with energy. In the packed stadium, fans exchange chants: “Let’s Go Mariners” vs. “Let’s Go Dodgers.” A few minutes...
With the return of WhitCity and a rise of student engagement with school sports after COVID, the construction of a new clubhouse in Borleske Stadium offers students and student athletes alike a new...
The pitcher’s mound at Safeco Field in Seattle contains a six inch by two feet slab of white rubber placed exactly 60 feet, six inches from home plate. In the 18 years of Safeco’s existence as the...
It was a breathtaking weekend for Whitman Athletics: men’s and women’s swimming broke records to each win the Northwest Conference Championship, men’s basketball clinched its first NWC title since...
Though many across campus have expressed extreme annoyance with the seemingly never-ending winter experienced by Walla Walla this year, few have been more frustrated than many of the athletes on our campus....
As the Major League Baseball season drew to a close, the Seattle Mariners were one game behind securing an American League wildcard spot. In order to make the playoffs for the first time since 2001, the...
