Leadership
The Amy Biehl Foundation Human Rights Program for High School Students (ABF Program) kicked-off its first week at the…
Athletics
Alumnus Ryan Colberg '99, who goes by the name of Anthony Idol, has become what the San Diego Union-Tribune calls a “…
Students
Gabriela Salgado ’17 dreams of becoming an ethnic studies college professor and is well on her way to achieving her…
Faculty and Staff
Southern California's ongoing drought is an issue that Professor of Biology Cheryl Swift is very familiar with. Two of…
Faculty and Staff
Associate Professor of Education Ivannia Soto-Hinman has devoted her professional career to ensuring that immigrant…
Athletics
For the first time in Whittier College's history, Poet Athletics earned three conference championships in one school…
Athletics
Poet catcher Stephen Zavala ’15 was selected by the St. Louis Caridinals for the 2015 Major League Baseball (MLB) Draft…
College Affairs
Witty, engaging, and incredibly entertaining, Masanori "Mashi" Murakami shared with the Whittier community his…
College Affairs
Please join us in congratulating our Student Organization Award recipients for the 2014-2015 academic year! All…
Students
La Jolla, California native, Lilly Grossman,  has written a self-published novel, has been honored by the White House…
Alumni
​Masanori Murakami, the first Japanese baseball player to pitch in the American Major Leagues for the San Francisco…
Alumni
As an environmental science major, Angelica Klein ‘15 took advantage of Whittier’s small size classes, benefited from…
Students
The Council of Independent Colleges (CIC) has released its latest report: Independent Colleges and Student Engagement:…
College Affairs
​Masanori "Mashi" Murakami, the first player from Japan to play Major League Baseball will be visiting Whittier College…
College Affairs
What are the Digital Humanities or Digital Liberal Arts? And how can our Whittier community benefit from them? Whittier…