Brightly dressed traditional Ecuadorian dancers, Andean melodies, Mexican regional songs, and salsa dancing were all…

Brightly dressed traditional Ecuadorian dancers, Andean melodies, Mexican regional songs, and salsa dancing were all…

Brightly dressed traditional Ecuadorian dancers, Andean melodies, Mexican regional songs, and salsa dancing were all…

During her 2011 visit to Whittier College, Linda Biehl '65 challenged students to devote themselves to service and…

“Trumpets blowing and drums pounding.” That’s how the Acropolis yearbook describes the Whittier College homecoming…

The 12th Annual Latino Graduates Celebration kicked off 2013 Commencement Week activities, with more than 60 Whittier…

Professor Lana Nino recently authored an article, "Precursors of professionalism in college seniors: Influence of major…

Professors Marie-Magdeleine Chirol and Jake Carbine have recently been appointed as the Hazel Cooper Jordan Chair in…

During the early morning hours on September 28, more than 500 Poet volunteers – students, staff, and faculty alike -…

Soon to be released children’s story, The Grizzly’s Christmas, holds special ties to the Whittier College community.…

Whittier athletics is expanding its horizon and hopping on planes. This season so far, the Poet women’s soccer team…

Whittier College has once again been named one of the top national liberal arts colleges by U.S. News and World Report…

Whittier College students were busy this summer getting a head start in the professional world while interning at top…

The first NASA grant to be awarded to Whittier College will support an astronomer’s study of blazars. Professor of…

California legislators recently approved a bill that will raise the minimum wage from $8 to $10 by 2016. This 25…