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Professor Deborah Norden Analyzes China’s Role in Latin America for ‘Newsweek’
China's influence in the Caribbean is raising political and economic concerns amid President Donald Trump’s tariff…
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oe Price and his team at Institute for Baseball Studies curated a revolving World Series history exhibit at Whittier College’s Wardman Library – just in time for the Fall Classic on Friday, when the L.A. Dodgers meet the New York Yankees. | Ryan Carter/Whittier Daily News
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Baseball Exhibit Taps Into World Series Excitement
Whittier College’s Wardman Library is hosting a timely, Los Angeles Dodgers-focused exhibit from the Baseball Reliquary…
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Whittier College Enrollment Uptick Featured in ‘Money’
A recent article in Money Magazine on direct admission highlighted Paola Ruiz ’28 and Vice President of Strategic…
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Professor Scott breaks down science of spoilers
How do you feel about the ending of a book, movie or television show being spoiled? Angry? Upset? Or relieved? While “…
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Whittier Leads Among Liberal Arts Colleges in National Rankings
Whittier College has once again achieved recognition in the U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges 2025, ranking…
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Food, Culture Editor Gab Chabrán ’06 Appears on Panel for NPR’s Climate Solutions Week
Gab Chabrán ’06, associate food and culture editor at LAist, recently joined a special panel conversation called “From…
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Professor Scott discusses fantasy ‘SNL’ casting
Everyone has their favorite comedians on Saturday Night Live. But what about casting dream guest roles? Recently, it’s…
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Whittier professor examines why Olympics are emotional
Have you been following the 2024 Paris Olympics? Have any of the big, dramatic moments left you teary-eyed? Writer Andi…
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Professor Scott lends expertise on relationships, anxiety
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed in your relationship, you’re not alone. Alyssa Girdwain and Mara Santilli wrote about…
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ABC7 journalist ​​Phillip Palmer recently profiled the institute's mission and how it brings research to life.
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The Institute for Baseball Studies highlights importance of history on ABC7
America’s favorite pastime is naturally ripe for cultural analysis. And that’s where Whittier College’s Institute for…
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Jane Austen Society brunch at Whittier College
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‘The Wall Street Journal’ Highlights Innovative Revenue Streams for Colleges
Colleges and universities are evolving beyond traditional educational roles. In a recent article for The Wall Street…
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Smirnov breaks down the gamification of language learning
Even if you don’t use the language learning app Duolingo, chances are you know of its nagging owl. Whittier College…
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Christina Scott
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Professor Scott discusses Airbnb ratings in MarketWatch
Have you ever been conflicted on how to review an Airbnb stay? Or did you feel like the ratings didn’t match the…
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Christina Scott
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Professor Scott offers insight into Faye Dunaway, women in Hollywood for ‘Newsweek’
A new HBO documentary chronicling actress Faye Dunaway's rise and fall has people talking. For Newsweek, multiple…
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Whittier’s Institute for Baseball Studies prepares museum updates
Recent Major League Baseball news means exciting changes for the College’s Institute for Baseball Studies. Because MLB…
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