Whittier College Theatre and Communication Arts students recently closed a successful run of William Shakespeare's The…

With the Chicago Cubs nearing the World Series, fans are holding their breath to see if the team's so-called curse is…

Luis Valdez, one of the most important and influential American playwrights, and actress Alma Martinez '84 will grace …

With the goal of empowering faculty to make full and better use of the digital technologies that are reshaping teaching…

Stanford economics professor emeritus Roger Noll spoke about the economics and politics of stadium subsidies in…

In the longest game in Whittier football history, the Poets defeated rival Puget Sound, 42-39, in six overtimes on…

Today, Whittier College President Sharon Herzberger will join President Barack Obama, the First Lady Michelle Obama,…

Whittier College Professor Tess Taylor's latest review on Jynne Dilling Martin's poetry collection, We Mammals in…

Finding a harpsichord to play in China proved to be the most difficult aspect of Whittier College alumnus Raymond…

The Carlston Family Foundation recently recognized Whittier College graduate student Orlando Rodriguez with the 2015…

Location, location, location. This may still ring true for real estate, but location is no longer a barrier for…

Professor of Political Science Mike McBride has been a consultant for the Office of the United Nations High…

Drumming, dancing, and festive energy filled Upper Quad for Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), one of the most…

Professor of Philosophy Paul Kjellberg has been appointed the new Hartley House Faculty Master. He and his son Ford…

Incoming Poet Kyle Kerlee ’18 is not your average football player. When he is not on the field, Kerlee is at state…