For this week's issue, the spotlight is on disability access—particularly if Whitman overstates its commitment to accessibility. In the process of this type of bureaucratic performativity, has Whitman...
Conor Bartol, definitely not multiple ducks in a trenchcoat
• April 29, 2021
Following the announcement of President Kathy Murray’s retirement, Whitman will decide the new president via a thrilling “Whitman’s Got Talent” competition.
The presidential search committee...
ASWC is back and on track to explore new policies with a group of people who have a variety of talents and experiences.
This academic year, The Associated Student of Whitman College (ASWC) intends...
This week a small group of powerful people will meet behind closed doors to decide the future of Whitman College, as the Board of Trustees hold one of their three annual meetings.
The fifteen members of Whitman's Board of Trustees have the power to set tuition, hire and fire the president and guide long-term policy for the college, but in spite of the influence they wield on campus, most students have relatively little knowledge about what actually occurs at Trustee and committee meetings.
Show me the money, students are demanding of the Whitman administration, as financial concerns have come to the forefront of their relationship with Memorial.
