Gabriel Perez ‘20 is a writer and a poet interested in studying and writing about working-class communities of color,…

A combination of experiences in and out of the classroom helped Destinee Moya ’20 shape her Whittier experience and…

Combining business, sociology, social work, and political science through the Whittier Scholars Program (WSP),…

Change makers, leaders, social justice activists, athletes, and humanitarians. These are a few examples of the…

Guided by her passion for social justice and public health, Taylor Beckwith ’20 is working to make a difference in the…

The Associated Students of Whittier College (ASWC) has announced the recipients of their annual awards. The awards…

The Student Life Awards recognize students who are engaged on campus, have shown leadership, and whose contributions…

More than 100 Whittier College students have earned honors recognition for their academic leadership and achievement…

Biology major and San Diego native Analis Hetter ’20 will address Whittier College’s graduating Class of 2020 as the…

MeiMei Liu’s ’20 poetry connects ancient appreciation for the environment with present fears for its well-being. Now,…

On the islands of Indonesia, Ryan Smith ’21 is learning about different faiths, including Hinduism and Islam, with the…

This Black History Month, Whittier College students were led on a Tour of Black L.A., where they had the opportunity to…

Sixteen Whittier College theatre students attended the 52nd annual Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (…

Since she was nine years old, Nalleli Cobo ’23 has been fighting for a healthier environment. Cobo’s activism began…

On the phone with a private university’s financial aid office, Marianella Perez ’21 chose not to mention her last name…