Caitlin Rainey has her hands full. The sport psychology major from San Jose designed her own degree through the…

Spring break may be over, but there is still plenty of time for fun in the sun on Whittier College campus. Here are a…

It’s not uncommon for students to take out loans to pay for college. But higher education doesn’t have to mean going…

Many years and jobs later, Ketchum Marsh ’16 still uses lessons from his time at Whittier College — on and off the…

Many years and jobs later, Ketchum Marsh ’16 still uses lessons from his time at Whittier College — on and off the…

Reaffirming its commitment to affordable higher education for high-achieving local students, Whittier College today…

One trip set Karen Eisenhut ’08 entirely on a fresh path — living and teaching in Denmark. Eisenhut grew up outside of…

Dear students and families, Whittier College is committed to providing a high-value liberal arts education to a diverse…

Rosemary P. Carbine is seeing interest in her latest publication. Whittier College’s associate professor of religious…

What do former President Bill Clinton, Paralympian Bonnie St. John, astronomer Edwin Hubble, and musician Kris…

Whittier College’s roots in the world of literature go as far back as its poet namesake, John Greenleaf Whittier. No…

The Whittier College campus saw a variety of events over the past week to celebrate Black History Month, with more on…

Dear Poet Community, In light of forecasted drier weather tomorrow, please note that classes will return to in-person…

Dear Poet Community, Due to anticipated continued heavy rain in our region overnight and into Tuesday, February 6,…

Want to work in film? You need an open mind and willingness to learn, says Emily Baeza ’13 From there, it’s about being…