“I think athletes work the hardest when they feel supported and get to be present,” said Aron Lipkin ’06, executive…

  “We made sure that no veteran was left behind, that each of them was set up for success,” said Aaron Mendoza ’20 on…

The Department of Art and Visual Studies is graduating its first cohort of digital art and design majors, three years…

  Engaging the Whittier Campus Understandably, many of you are eager to learn about Whittier College’s plans for the…

  Engaging the Whittier Campus Understandably, many of you are eager to learn about Whittier College’s plans for the…

For college students or recent graduates, preparing for a job interview might involve tapping into the skills they…

For a second year in a row, William F. Capps ’68 has been recognized by the Los Angeles Business Journal as one of the…

Dear Poets: Over the past 10+ weeks, we have witnessed the best of humanity as we have come together to fight an unseen…

“Enlisting in the military allowed me to play a part in ensuring the safety of my fellow marines and the freedoms…

Serving in the military showed Amber Doty ’22 she has what it takes to be a leader and reach her goals. Doty developed…

Joshua Elsen ’20 (left) and Patrick Tsu ’20 (right) are part of the first graduating cohort of student veterans at…

“I wanted to be that person that could make a difference, and give patients who are having the worst day of their lives…

In a commencement ceremony that will go down in history, the Whittier College community came together virtually to…

Dear Poets: Our community has truly been tested over the past several weeks. We rose to the occasion, and Whittier…

Born and raised in the city of Whittier, as a college student, Piper Lowinger ’20 has had the opportunity to travel the…