(L-R) Mariah Baker, Tiffany Reyes, and Ann BailleulJune 23 marks International Women in Engineering Day—a campaign to…

This summer, students in biology professor Sylvia Lopez-Vetrone’s ’99 course, Disease and Immunity: Friends and Enemies…

This summer, students in biology professor Sylvia Lopez-Vetrone’s ’99 course, Disease and Immunity: Friends and Enemies…

This summer, students taking a class called The Bitter Side of Chocolate took a different look at the beloved treat. …

This summer, students taking a class called The Bitter Side of Chocolate took a different look at the beloved treat. …

When Troy Chavez ’17 was a student at Whittier, he entered the College’s emerging writer’s contest and received…

During this period of online learning at home, K-12 teachers are looking at different ways to effectively reach their…

  Dear Campus Community: George Floyd was laid to rest with the prayer and demand that this would be the last lynching…

  Dear Campus Community: George Floyd was laid to rest with the prayer and demand that this would be the last lynching…

Richard Duran ’11 has been named the new athletic director at the University of the Incarnate Word (UIW) in San Antonio…

Richard Duran ’11 has been named the new athletic director at the University of the Incarnate Word (UIW) in San Antonio…

  Dear Poets: I am writing this letter to the Whittier College community—its students, faculty, staff, and…

When thinking about music, most people might envision a guitar, piano, or flute, but few realize how integral computer…

When thinking about music, most people might envision a guitar, piano, or flute, but few realize how integral computer…

“I think athletes work the hardest when they feel supported and get to be present,” said Aron Lipkin ’06, executive…