The Last Days of Judas Iscariot will be coming to the Whittier College Stage November 20-23 at 8:00 p.m. and November…

by Jonathan Burton   How many of William Shakespeare's 38 plays have you either read or seen performed? Each…

Whittier graduate and former civil deputy prosecutor Bernard Veljacic '94 was recently sworn in as a Superior Court…

The Mary Davis Fellowship in Public Service will continue for another three years thanks to the generous support of…

For the fourth year in a row, Whittier College has been recognized with the President’s Higher Education Community…

​Cinzia Fissore, professor of biology and environmental science participated in the The Institute for Science in…

Whittier College graduate Chris J. Marvin '09 is part of an international team of astronomers which has recently…

Prolific journalist and author Robin Wright enlightened the Whittier College community as she discussed her experiences…

Professor of Education and Child Development Kay Sanders recently co-authored the book The Culture of Child Care…

Musician, teacher, scholar, artist. These are just some of the ways the Poet community will remember Dr. Orpha Ochse, a…

Associate Professor of Anthropology Ann M. Kakaliouras has received an Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Mid-Career…

Whittier College presents the 77th Annual Bach Festival—the oldest collegiate Bach festival west of the…

Alumna Carol Tenopir '74, a regarded scholar in library and information sciences has been selected as the…

Political successions are rarely easy when a charismatic leader dies. This is the case of Hugo Chavez and …

Originally appeared in the Fall/Winter 2017 edition of The Rock Hometown: Honolulu, HI Major: Chemistry (…