One of Whittier’s longest-serving and most popular professors, Fred Bergerson, passed away earlier today. During his…

In a town destroyed by the recent California wildfires, Paradise High School basketball coach Jerry Cleek ’65 won’t let…

The opportunity to meet and speak with a writer whose work they’ve just read in class can be an exciting experience for…

Sitting on top of the back seat of a 1968 red convertible Corvette, Andrea Barber ’99 waved to the cheering crowds as…

Taylor Beckwith ’20 put her award-winning policy and advocacy skills into practice as she helped craft a major change…

The senior leadership team of Whittier College is gaining three new appointees who will bring a wealth of experience to…

Professor Emeritus of Music Stephen Gothold ’63 passed away on December 5, 2018 at the age of 77. Gothold served as…

President Richard Nixon '34 created the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) via executive order on December 2, 1970.…

Stephanie Alcala ’15 loves coffee. She’s made a career out of it. While Alcala loves to drink a nice cup of java in the…

Public understanding of the social construction of race and the concept of race-based science has been studied, taught…

Three Whittier College students have won the opportunity to compete at a prestigious theatre festival following a…

It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play is coming back this holiday season for a showing this Wednesday, Dec. 5 at the…

Entrepreneur Jasmine Star ’02 has heard a lot of noes throughout her career. Today, she is recognized as one of the top…

Kelly Santos ’19 understands how a movie comes together in editing. Every choice an editor makes in piecing together…

A new KCET documentary series Tending Nature highlights the Ohlone people, who populated much of what is now the San…