For many Whitman students looking for a relationship, or even just looking for a casual hook-up on a Friday night, Whitman’s small size can feel overwhelmingly claustrophobic. There are moments when it feels as if you know every face on campus, when you despair that none of them are viable dating options, and when even the girl who used to make eyes with you in the library is taken. Fortunately, though, these moments usually pass. Even if there are only approximately 1,500 students on this campus, and even if the girl is the library is otherwise occupied, there is another girl in your economics class who is actually quite cute. This isn’t always true for members of the queer community. Queer individuals at Whitman make up a ... (more)
Following last spring's Title IX investigation, a number of concerns have been raised regarding the relationship between students and assistant ...
In spring 2012, Whitman administration carried out a Title IX investigation into a report of a sexual assault by a ...
In the last week of April of this year, Director of Forensics Jim Hanson announced he would be stepping down ...
Leaning back in his swivel chair, hands clasped over his stomach, Associate Professor of English Irvin “Hash” Hashimoto sits calmly ...
First Generation and Working Class Club organized a flier-posting campaign to raise awareness about the hard work done by custodians ...
Two Tibetans from the Tibetan Children's Education Foundation – one of them a monk – came for a four day ...
Senior Diana Boesch and junior Maikor Pereira Azuaje are both finishing up their Nord Award projects. These students explored critical ...
Students involved in the Whitman divestment campaign use Bill McKibben's visit as an opportunity to encourage student activism.