KWCW, Whitman’s student-run radio station, hosts many events around campus, such as Mixtape Night and Concert Crafts, but Wallapalooza, which takes place on Saturday, May 2nd, will be their biggest event...
From the KWCW radio station, to local bands producing sick beats or to our very own music faculty keeping music alive, Whitman and Walla Walla has a thick tapestry of music talent.
Our very own Love...
The sounds of epic drums, smooth guitars and impeccable vocals were heard throughout Reid as students made their way around the center on April 10. The source of the music was the bands Love Brunch...
Angela Froming, Campus Life Reporter
• November 21, 2024
Lowlights and thumping bass greeted students as they entered the basement of Reid Campus Center on Nov. 15, where the air was filled with a palpable energy as three bands took the stage to gather Whitman’s...
In the ethereal dreamscape of Whitman’s Hall of Five Minutes of Fame, where the echoes of past glories resonate through the hallowed corridors, a fallen campus celebrity wanders alone. His name forgotten...
Anyone with an FM radio in the greater Walla Walla area can listen in to KWCW, and anyone can listen in online: helicopter parents, conservative grandparents or your best friend living in New York City....
The following is transcribed from the local college radio:
The month is nearly over, which means it’s time to rejoice with newfound fervor: that’s right, it’s ROCKtober, which means a nonstop,...
Whitman at night can include dark streets, loud cars and chilly winds. They can also be quiet and warm if you’re snuggled up inside. If you are outside and walking around on campus late at night, you...
Jaime Fields, Campus Life Editor
• September 23, 2021
Tune into 90.5 in Walla Walla on any given day, and you might hear anything from a student joking around with their roommate to a Walla Walla community member passionately discussing their favorite...
Some of the class of 2021 has been able to spend their final semester before graduation surrounded by friends and faculty. However, for those who have spent their time carefully curating playlists for...
A blend of humor and well-meaning advice finds its home in the recently-started KWCW radio show “The Curl of the Burl.” Hosted by Koby Haigerty ’21 and Ethan Treadwell ’21, the show serves as...
KWCW’s open mics allow members of the Whitman and Walla Walla communities to demonstrate their talents within an intimate space. On November 30, musicians, comedians and poets took their place in Kimball...
