With the midterm elections soon taking place, students had the opportunity hear from congressional candidates on both…

Dorothy Louise’s Frankenstein, a 2004 adaptation of Mary Shelley’s famous horror story, is coming to the Whittier…

Using digital technology, Professor of Art Daniel Jauregui is giving new life to an old publication. Jauregui’s new…

With an array of activities, reunions, mixers, presentations, and other special events taking place, the campus was…

With an array of activities, reunions, mixers, presentations, and other special events taking place, the campus was…

When you ask Miguel Avina ’20 about moments he’s proud of, his first answer is about a teammate. That’s leadership. The…

The life of the late Martin Ortiz ’48 was commemorated in a recent news segment for NBC news in Wichita, Kan. The news…

The life of the late Martin Ortiz ’48 was commemorated in a recent news segment for NBC news in Wichita, Kan. The news…

Taking a stroll through the streets of downtown Los Angeles, enjoying a nice meal on Olvera Street, or taking a bike…

Taking a stroll through the streets of downtown Los Angeles, enjoying a nice meal on Olvera Street, or taking a bike…

With the mid-term elections just around the corner, students, staff, and faculty came together for a discussion about…

Students felt empowered to make their impact in the business world after learning first-hand from the CEOs of…

Internationally acclaimed master of Arabic calligraphy Haji Noor Deen Mi Guang Jiang, was on campus to give students a…

After 18 years at the leading global investment firm Goldman Sachs, Carey Halio ‘95 has been named CEO of its lending…

Working with students in the Whittier Scholars Program from 2013 to 2017, Professor of Philosophy Paul Kjellberg and…