College Affairs
Joanna Mendelson, the senior investigative researcher and director of special projects for the Anti-Defamation League’s…
In the News, Students
More than 38 million tons of food are thrown away every year in this country, according to a 2014 EPA study. At…
In the News, Students
More than 38 million tons of food are thrown away every year in this country, according to a 2014 EPA study. At…
Athletics
Max Kaufman '16 and Seth Mahler '10 were selected to the Israeli lacrosse men's national team, which will compete in…
In the News, Faculty and Staff
Whittier College Professor of Political Science Joyce P. Kaufman was a recent guest on the history podcast The Road to…
In the News, Faculty and Staff
Whittier College Professor of Political Science Joyce P. Kaufman was a recent guest on the history podcast The Road to…
Students
More than 120 Whittier College students will be traveling to five countries—on four different continents—to explore…
Athletics
Four Whittier College men’s water polo players were named to the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPC)…
Students
Charlie Craft ’18 has always loved gaming, and Whittier College turned that passion into a major. In high school, some…
College Affairs, In the News
A new report by The Educational Trust shows the need to prioritize completion rates for underrepresented students While…
College Affairs, In the News
A new report by The Educational Trust shows the need to prioritize completion rates for underrepresented students While…
Leadership
Whittier College President Sharon Herzberger has joined dozens of leaders in higher education in launching the…
Faculty and Staff
Whittier College Professor of French Andy Wallis has been named the new associate dean of academic planning as…
College Affairs
California Assembly Majority Leader Ian Calderon from the 57th District has been named by the Association of…
Students
At a point when STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) graduates are crucially needed, first-year…