With all the pomp and circumstance of a traditional military celebration, the Whittier College Student Veterans…

Elvira De La Torre ’20, a sociology major, is working on making online information about environmental justice more…

Giving local mothers and grandmothers an opportunity to tell their stories was the goal of VOCES, a digital…

The Whittier College Weingart Center for Career and Professional Development will host CareerCon, a week-long series of…

As Danica Cooley ’20 makes a fist, opens her hand, and pulls her fingers into the shaka sign, a black robotic duplicate…

Maya Eylon ’19 may have helped pave a way to diagnosing autism early in a child’s life. Between her junior and senior…

Now in its third consecutive year, Pre-Health Week welcomed more than 80 Whittier College students who are interested…

Felicia Delgadillo ’21 and Christian Renteria ’21 traveled to Sacramento earlier this month to meet with state…

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

After traveling more than 2,000 miles from Whittier College to Honduras, 12 students from the College’s chapter of…

Showcasing the talent of Whittier students, the music department hosted Cabaret and Coffee, a casual concert of…

To learn how to “see,” computers need teachers like mathematics major Jacob Householder ’21: excited yet patient,…

Not everyone gets to work at one the biggest art museums in the nation as a college sophomore. Danielle Pesqueira ’21,…

A total of 310 students have been named to the Whittier College fall 2018 Dean’s List.  The Dean’s List recognizes…

San Miguel de Allende, a city painted red, yellow, and orange, looks like a gorgeous flame miraculously given permanent…