Blue Moon, the college’s longest-running literary and arts journal, recently hosted its annual “Big Art” event on Wednesday, Dec. 3, while campus’ quarterly publication, Quarterlife, prepares to...
This week, the student publication quarterlife seeks to answer one of the biggest questions looming over the student body: which on-campus bathroom is the best? The best bathroom contest is part of a public-relations...
Quarterlife (also known as Whitman’s littlest literary magazine) and Blue Moon are having to adapt differently to the new circumstances of online classes, changing both the ways in which they employ...
The Senate convened for its third to last meeting of the school year this past Sunday, covering some new legislation, continuing the solidification of next fall's campus wide leadership positions and beginning...
A group of 15 students will begin teaching creative writing at the Washington State Penitentiary in a few weeks. They hope to increase dialogue between inmates and community members by publishing a literary journal of the inmates' work.
The newest edition of quarterlife, Whitman's quarterly literary magazine, will feature the theme "catch and release." New editor, Naomi Gibbs, is looking to help quarterlife reach more of Whitman's student body in an effort to truly capture the nature of students' "quarterlife."
This year, instead of throwing their familiar release parties, Quarterlife is holding open mic nights to celebrate the issuing of their publication.
Though the release parties were popular and widely...
