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Vol. CLIV, Issue 6
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Photo essay: Textures

Photo essay: Textures

Jaime Fields, A&E Reporter May 8, 2020

The exhibition celebrates the beauty of natural landscapes, skyline, and sunsets through photography. Photos located in Stevens Gallery.

Making a Home in Stevens Gallery

Michelle Foster, Managing Editor January 31, 2019

The idea of home means different things to everyone. For many students, Whitman may become a second home, and for many, it’s impossible to forget where they came from. In a recent exhibition in the Stevens...

11th Annual Winter Student Art Salon

11th Annual Winter Student Art Salon

Michelle Foster, A&E Editor January 25, 2018

Art pieces of all forms now make their temporary home in the gallery space and hallways of Fouts Center for Visual Arts. The eleventh Annual Winter Student Art Salon opened there on January 16 and will...

Submitted by Martina Pansze

quarterlife: Just Enough Off The Map

Martina Pansze, A&E Editor February 25, 2016
This spring marks the 10th anniversary of Whitman's smaller literary journal “quarterlife.”
Candace Rose

Inside the Grotto of Candace Rose

October 22, 2015
The Pioneer profiles local artist Candace Rose, whose work touches both the downtown community and Whitman.
With Travel Photos, Less is More

With Travel Photos, Less is More

Olivia Gilbert, Columnist October 1, 2015
Wrapping ourselves up in capturing our travels and trying to prove what a good time we are having robs us of the opportunity to have authentic experience in a new environment.
Maia Watkins 17 displays her photographs in Fouts Center for the Visual Arts. Photo by Emily Volpert.

Diversity dialogue continues in art

Linnaea Weld October 23, 2014
Watkins decided to use her major and passion, art, to open a dialogue on diversity issues on campus.
Four Day Flora Overflow

Four Day Flora Overflow

Marra Clay October 15, 2014

I've seen this plant every day this year while walking to the Science Building, but it wasn't until the fall break that I had a chance to really stop, look and take it in. The plant is incredible- little...

Blue: Perspective on the Process of An Art Major Thesis

‘Blue’: Perspective on the Process of An Art Major Thesis

Alecia Lindsay May 15, 2014
Senior studio art major Alecia Lindsay discusses the process of creating her senior art thesis, entitled 'Blue.'
Smells like Spring!

Smells like Spring!

Marra Clay April 6, 2014
Everyone is enjoying this weather- but the beautiful sunshine is distracting while studying for midterms. However, the new growth on campus is providing both a colorful view and a delicious smell to experience when I pop out of the doors to Anderson each morning.
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