Sitting in a large conference room, surrounded by city officials, Annie Hawkins ’19 and Emily Olague ’19, along with…

Whittier College will celebrate the inauguration of Linda Oubré as the College’s 15th president with a week of special…

To learn how to “see,” computers need teachers like mathematics major Jacob Householder ’21: excited yet patient,…

Looking at a collection of black and white photos of scrambling citizens and vacant city streets, The New York Times…

Looking at a collection of black and white photos of scrambling citizens and vacant city streets, The New York Times…

Kicking off the 2019 spring semester, Whittier College and Hang Seng Management University of Hong Kong (HSMU) joined…

Not everyone gets to work at one the biggest art museums in the nation as a college sophomore. Danielle Pesqueira ’21,…

A total of 310 students have been named to the Whittier College fall 2018 Dean’s List.  The Dean’s List recognizes…

When Erika Ngo ’18 was a student at Whittier College, she was already gaining the skills that would lead her to become…

During JanTerm, students in the Welfare of Children course had the opportunity to visit organizations throughout the…

San Miguel de Allende, a city painted red, yellow, and orange, looks like a gorgeous flame miraculously given permanent…

Colonia Pública, owned and operated by chef Ricardo Díaz ’93, was included in the Los Angeles Times’ list of 101 best…

When Eric Hinwood ’16 graduated high school, he traveled to Europe with a group of friends to produce his first feature…

Author, musician, and activist Daryl Davis will deliver the 2019 Feinberg Lecture, Dismantling the KKK, One…

Students are enriching their education in unique, fast-paced study abroad trips across three continents during JanTerm…