Alma Martinez ’84 plays resilient Latina business owner, Lupe, on the new breakout Netflix show, Gentefied.  The series…

Students interested in pursuing healthcare careers enjoyed an early look into their futures. During the annual Pre-…

Pedro Perez ’13 left Whittier well equipped for a career in making a real difference—from under-served schools to the…

Jennice Ontiveros ’11 will help bring to life the complex and compelling science of the Cosmos: Possible Worlds…

Annalee Paulo ’96 has been promoted to executive vice president at 42West, a leading public relations firm in the…

Steven Hodge '00 is bringing his love for pastries to a new food competition: Food Network Canada's The Great…

With the recent opening of Poet Gardens, Ricardo Diaz ’93 continues to grow his culinary empire in Whittier. The new…

The cameras were rolling, and two Bernie Sanders (of sorts) faced each other. Actor and comedian James Adomian ’02…

Trees grow so incrementally, people might forget they’re growing right before their eyes. Photo Credit: Kevin Krajick…

Circled around a glowing fire pit, friends and family of Martin Ortiz ’48 fondly remembered his lasting impact on…

Martin Ortiz’s '48 dedication to the betterment of students’ lives and education excellence left a permanent mark on…

Whittier College Trustee Dori (Wells) Rodi-Shryock ’64 has passed away. Rodi-Shryock was an enthusiastic alumna and…

Jorge Quezada ’86 has been named the vice president of diversity and inclusion at Granite, one of the largest…

There are seven seats up for grabs in the upcoming Seattle City Council election, and Dan Strauss ’09 is a forerunner…

By Ariel Horton ’21 Former Whittier College Trustee Jim Mitchell ’62 was featured in Barron’s magazine, a leading…