Organizing and advocacy is Damar Garcia’s ’22 passion. Garcia has been involved in organizing for immigration rights,…

Whittier College students presented at a recent Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship (MMUF) conference, adding their…

Martin Ortiz’s '48 dedication to the betterment of students’ lives and education excellence left a permanent mark on…

What's the biggest issue facing Major League Baseball today? Whittier College political science professor Mike McBride…

Martin Olmos’ ’21 path to becoming a doctor took an unexpected turn at Whittier College. Olmos, a biology major with a…

Whittier College Trustee Dori (Wells) Rodi-Shryock ’64 has passed away. Rodi-Shryock was an enthusiastic alumna and…

Whittier College Trustee Dori (Wells) Rodi-Shryock ’64 has passed away. Rodi-Shryock was an enthusiastic alumna and…

Professor Ivannia Soto is adding her expertise in bilingual education to a new book that will help multilingual…

Jorge Quezada ’86 has been named the vice president of diversity and inclusion at Granite, one of the largest…

Students focused on science, technology, engineering, or math (STEM) enjoyed a week of opportunities to learn more…

There are seven seats up for grabs in the upcoming Seattle City Council election, and Dan Strauss ’09 is a forerunner…

Two Whittier College students returned from a sponsored trip to Tanzania with much greater insights and experience in…

Whittier College announces a new policy that will allow applicants to use self-reported ACT and SAT test scores on…

By Destiny Randle '23 Lauren Estrada ’20 is using her story-telling skills to help bring to life Whittier College's…

Undergraduate students interested in becoming teachers got a glimpse into what a career education is all about during…