Fabiola Flores ’18 is a daughter of immigrants, the youngest of four siblings, and a first-generation college student.…

As a biology and chemistry double-major, Kent Michael Tran ’18 didn’t just spend his time at Whittier learning about…

This week, DaEun Lee ’18 will be graduating Magna Cum Laude from Whittier College and will soon be starting a new job…

Trevor Tuma ’18 wants to help undergraduates get the most out of their scientific research. The benefits of…

From working as a campus tour guide and peer mentor to being an active member of the dance club, program board, and the…

Whittier College celebrated the 17th Annual Latino Graduates Celebration in the Harris Amphitheatre. During the…

The stunning accomplishments of student artists—from animators to sculptors, from painters to photographers—were…

Whittier College will celebrate the 17th Annual Latino Graduates Celebration on Saturday, May 12 at 4 p.m. in the…

During her four years at Whittier College, Esther Nailah Hills ’18 has contributed countless hours to the College…

Students from across all majors presented their research projects at the annual Undergraduate Research, Scholarship,…

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

More than 200 Whittier College students were honored for their academic achievements at this year’s Honors Convocation…

Academic Achievement Awards Undergraduate Fellowships Ahmanson Veterans Fellowship Raymond Johnston Aaron Mendoza…

Almost 100,000 people a day flood the Coachella music festival, transforming a corner of the California desert into a…

Some say “You can’t judge someone until you’ve walked a mile in their shoes.” For child development major Sarah Medina…