Bruce W. Talamon ’72 was a preeminent photographer of 1970s R&B, soul and funk musicians. His intimate photographs…

Edwin Keh ’79, chief executive of the Hong Kong Research Institute of Textiles and Apparel (HKRITA), has helped develop…

American horror movies were born at Universal Studios. Dracula, The Wolfman, The Mummy, all of the classics came from…

Former president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science Cheryl Boone Isaacs ’71 is partnering with legendary…

The 2018 Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) World Championships are currently under way in Israel with six …

Recent graduate Jordan Lingard '18 has headed to Australia to continue his basketball career and play for the…

Whittier students had the rare opportunity to take a private tour at one of the most exclusive places on the planet,…

Entrepreneur, CEO, fitness instructor, and author Cassey Ho ’09 will address Whittier College’s graduating class as the…

One hundred thirty high-achieving student athletes were recognized for their academic success at the 12th Annual…

Martin Grossman’s ’73 newest novel, Club Saigon, is a military thriller, which follows four special forces soldiers…

Five outstanding Poets recognized for their significant impact on the College and beyond Whittier College announces the…

Sara “Sue” Hodson ’71 retired from her position as curator of literary colleges at the Huntington Library in San Marino…

As field representative for U.S. Senator Kamala D. Harris, Brent Robinson MA’14 has the opportunity to put his passion…

Former Whittier College lacrosse team player Joshua Wilkinson ’94 has continued to take his passion for the sport to…

While most people are welcoming the warm summer, the creative minds at Universal Studios Hollywood are already thinking…