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They’ve happened here, there and everywhere. As the year draws to a close, the Pioneer reflects on the year’s most newsworthy topics that sparked discussions on everything from national headlines to local events.
1. Sherwood begins renovation
Built in the 1960s as the college’s athletic facility, the large concrete building that sits on the corner of Boyer […]
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The number of fellowships, grants and scholarships received this year by Whitman juniors and seniors exceeded expectations. Record numbers of Whitman juniors and seniors were awarded prestigious Fulbright Fellowships, Watson Fellowships and Truman Scholarships.
Six graduating seniors were recipients of Fulbright Fellowships. The Fulbright Program is considered to be the flagship of America’s international educational exchange […]
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Sigma Chi: This past weekend the Sig pledges had a talent show at the Oddfellows home for their spring philanthropy event. On May 6 the chapter will honor its seniors at a special senior chapter. Also, the house welcomes a fresh class of executive officers.
Phi Delta Theta: On Wednesday the Phis hosted Religion Professor John […]
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When asked about the biggest surprise she encountered while researching her thesis on gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered and questioning (GLBTQ) youth in Walla Walla, senior Shea Healey said it was that people were willing to talk to her.
“I originally assumed that I would have trouble scheduling interviews due to the controversial subject matter, especially in […]
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Dear friends,
We want to express our thanks to everyone we met, including the President and his lovely wife, the caring faculty and administrators, and the wonderful students.
Our experience with you gave us closure and peace. We know that we will miss our Misha (Michael) so much, but that sadness is brightened with the joy of […]
