Professor's Work Featured in New-York Historical Society (N-YHS) "Books that Matter" Campaign
Tigers, Rice, Silk and Silt: Environment and Economy in Late Imperial South China by Robert Marks, the Richard and…
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Alumnus' First Book Generates Buzz, Reviewed in Sunday New York Times
Beautiful Children, the inaugural novel by alumnus Charles Bock '91, has decidedly attracted the attention of New York…
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Oratorical Contest Winners Share Modern Take on Hero's Message
The annual contest honors the premier civil rights leader of the 20th century, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., by asking…
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Whittier Professor-Composer Premieres Original Works at Carnegie Hall
  A concert featuring original works by composer and associate professor of music at Whittier College Teresa…
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Whittier Team Wins L.A. Student Film Festival Award
On Nov. 13, Campus Movie Fest, billed as the "world’s largest student film festival," held its Los Angeles Grand Finale…
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Child Development professor Anne Sebanc
Social Studies: Anne Sebanc Investigates the Influence of Friendship
Associate Professor of Child Development Anne Sebanc is convinced that a local community can be a critical laboratory…
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