"Culture can be one of the most sensitive and private topics, but to share it is possibly one of the most rewarding…

It is a truism that research opportunities in science and math at the undergraduate level have the power to highly…

The Studio Arts Department held their annual end-of-the year juried exhibit of student works. The guest judge John…

Patrick Kellycooper '16, one of two outstanding students selected for the 2015 Nixon Fellowship Program, will be…

Award-winning journalist Sonia Nazario will give the keynote address at Whittier College's 110th Commencement Ceremony…

Over 70 Whittier College students participated in the 3rd Annual Undergraduate Research, Scholarship and Creative Arts…

From helping organize a food pantry to painting walls at a homeless shelter to beautifying a local park, Whittier…

Who is known as the Great Liberator of Latin America? What year was the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo signed? Which…

Location, location, location. This may still ring true for real estate, but location is no longer a barrier for…

Originally appeared in the Fall/Winter 2017 issue of The Rock Hometown: Yorba Linda, CA Major: Physics (Mathematics and…

One hundred unique poems written by Whittier College Poets were printed on mugs which will be served to customers of…

Back when college was barely a whisper in the minds of her fellow middle-school classmates, Sophia Zamorano ’14 was…

How can people remain good in a corrupt and desperate world? That's the question posed by The Good Person of Sichuan,…

  The Studio Arts Department held a juried exhibit of students' works. The juror, Leslie Jones, a curator from the Los…

Whittier College Theatre and Communication Arts students recently closed a successful run of William Shakespeare's The…