Taking a stroll through the streets of downtown Los Angeles, enjoying a nice meal on Olvera Street, or taking a bike…

Taking a stroll through the streets of downtown Los Angeles, enjoying a nice meal on Olvera Street, or taking a bike…

With the mid-term elections just around the corner, students, staff, and faculty came together for a discussion about…

Students felt empowered to make their impact in the business world after learning first-hand from the CEOs of…

Internationally acclaimed master of Arabic calligraphy Haji Noor Deen Mi Guang Jiang, was on campus to give students a…

After 18 years at the leading global investment firm Goldman Sachs, Carey Halio ‘95 has been named CEO of its lending…

Working with students in the Whittier Scholars Program from 2013 to 2017, Professor of Philosophy Paul Kjellberg and…

Ivelis Colòn ’19 is combining her social work and religious studies majors as she puts the finishing touches on her…

Gianluca Bencomo ’21 is going to help save the world and put humankind on Mars. That’s an exaggeration, but it’s kind…

Located on the vast ice-covered landscape of Antarctica, between mountains covered in snow, and far from any living…

Chinese environmental activist and filmmaker, Shi Lihong visited classes, met with professors, and spoke with students…

Miguel Santana '91, president and CEO of the Los Angeles County Fair Association, played a leading role in organizing…

Bruce W. Talamon ’72 was a preeminent photographer of 1970s R&B, soul and funk musicians. His intimate photographs…

Bruce W. Talamon ’72 was a preeminent photographer of 1970s R&B, soul and funk musicians. His intimate photographs…

Edwin Keh ’79, chief executive of the Hong Kong Research Institute of Textiles and Apparel (HKRITA), has helped develop…