Whitworth’s improv team, Cool Whip, is preparing for drastic change as more than half of its members graduate this year. Co-directing seniors Katie Dolan and Ryan Gerhard are leaving the group after...

Dancing, miming, acting, performing and entertaining were all a part of this year’s annual Broadway Unbound production on Friday, May 6 in Cowles Memorial Auditorium. So much more than just a...

When Tyler Tullis was a 15-year-old working on a school project, he never imagined in less than 10 years he would be publishing his fifth novel. Tyler Tullis is a local author, and graduate from...

“You Know Who You Are” is the epitome of coming-of-age stories.  The book follows Jacob Vine, a middle school student just trying to survive adolescence.  Jacob must cope with meeting and losing...

Students flooded the HUB April 30 to mark the arrival of spring with a carnival including entertainment such as a live band, a hypnotist and the Mr. Whitworth competition. Springfest, an annual...

In previous generations, young adults would actively fight for causes in which they believed. In this generation, stu­dents support causes by finding the cor­relating Facebook page and becoming...

Some majors require a thesis to graduate, others require some sort of major project. Art majors have to put together a gallery exhibit to graduate. This year’s exhibit, called Overtones/ Undercurrents,...

There is soon to be an empty office in downstairs Lindaman as valued communications studies professor Ginny Whitehouse leaves Whitworth at the end of the semester. Whitehouse accepted a position...

Taking the stage in a bright gold dress, sophomore MacKenzie Covington belted four songs as bold as her clothes.  Starting with a sassy tune about "every love but true love" and working her way...

When five college students get together for a school project about religion, the assignment turns into a night full of revelations and confrontational conversations. Together they discover the importance...

Clad in brightly-colored prints and spring cardigans, dozens of women gathered April 26 for the annual Women’s Auxiliary Spring Tea and Style Show. The tea, which was a part of the fundraising...

With a life that revolves around diversity, Anneliese Dailey experiences a “melting pot” in her own home. After her parents adopted nine international children in addition to their four biological...