Six weeks into the 2026 campaign, the NFL has once again defied much of the preseason consensus. Anointed contenders have faltered, franchises consigned to irrelevance have...
Regardless of the outcome at the end of October, the 2026 WNBA Finals will crown a first-time champion. The Golden State Valkyries, the No. 2 seed, host the No. 4 Atlanta...
With fall semester reaching a halfway point, the tennis, soccer, cross country, volleyball and golf teams have all seen a lot of action throughout their seasons. Overall,...
There was a brief moment in the winter of 2024 where it seemed that indie rock at large was finally back. Not that it ever really went anywhere, at least not culturally and certainly not economically,...
Growing up, girls knew each other as girly-girls and tomboys, being labeled upon their first interactions with the world. Categorizing girls in this way sows an immediate division between them, despite...
By now, everyone has heard the tale of the avoidant woman. She could keep a man, but she doesn’t want to. She could be emotionally vulnerable, but it seems like a massive undertaking to her. She could...
If there is ever a case to be made for the power of a single word, the cuts to the Endangered Species Act (ESA) are a strong candidate. Since...
This past Wednesday, news spread like wildfire across campus of a rare breed of STEM major who actually respects humanities majors. This understudied...
The biggest question on every Whitman student and staff member’s mind, in the wake of the midterm season holiday travel confusion and as the...
We’re all aware of the decreasing media literacy across the planet. You become much more aware of that when your favorite genre of film is...
"TIMBER" the crowd roared as I dropped it low on the stage in my lacy fun-pants and oversized cowboy boots. They loved me or, more specifically,...
Due to overwhelming demand from Whitman students and staff alike, ASWC is pleased to announce that it will be creating a dedicated committee...
What started as a string of student-led demonstrations has developed into a series of general protests against French President Emmanuel Macron’s handling of the national...
The “Foothold” dance concert opened its doors on Oct. 22 and told the audience a story about the inspiration that comes from the environment around us. Peter de Grasse,...
An unassuming yet vocal crowd of over 60 people gathered at Heritage Park in downtown Walla Walla on Oct. 4 to demand a one-year moratorium on data centers in Washington State....
Over 20 years ago, the Guantanamo Bay detention camp was created in southeastern Cuba by the George W. Bush administration. It was created as a military prison after the Sept....
Last weekend, Latinos Unidos — Whitman’s Hispanic and Latino cultural club — hosted a celebration in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. The event, held in Reid Ballroom,...
If I were to ask you what your most precious resource is right now, I’m sure there are many of you that would articulate that it is your time. College, and truthfully life...