The most recent recipient of the Whittier Innovates grant is a unique and interdepartmental project aimed at providing…

Elyse Espe '21 Whittier College’s Art and Visual Studies Department showcased students’ work in a virtual version…

Whittier College has been awarded a $300,000 grant from the Arthur Vining Davis Foundations, which will help propel the…

Whittier College’s visiting writers series, led by Professor of English Language and Literature Tony Barnstone, returns…

The relative silence of a frozen wetland was broken by the revving of a chainsaw, heralding the beginning of an…

While textbooks play a significant role in classrooms, a Whittier College professor and alumna are championing the…

An alien invasion throws humanity into chaos in the classic sci-fi novel The War of the Worlds—but all it took to cause…

Students presented their research at the 17th Annual Psi Chi Whittier Undergraduate Research Conference (WURC). Every…

Working to understand why different faculty members choose particular types of texts for their classes, Associate…

A friendship that has lasted more than 30 years, spanned across two continents, and transcended cultures has led to a…

Whittier College will host a reception and artist talk in celebration of a new art installation on campus by renowned…

From junior high through college, students are tasked with reading, dissecting, and understanding the various works of…

The Whittier College Department of Music at presents the 82nd annual Bach Festival—the oldest collegiate Bach festival…

A mystical, musical performance of Pippin is coming soon to the Ruth B. Shannon Center for the Performing Arts. Pippin…

Sitting in a large conference room, surrounded by city officials, Annie Hawkins ’19 and Emily Olague ’19, along with…