by Haley Williamson It is easy to walk down the sidewalk sporting your new TOMs with the recognized blue and white stripped flag stitched on…
Commending campus and community
by Sarah Berentson Having been unusually complacent in my college search, I ended up at Whitworth because I liked the trees, the abundance of pianos…
Men and women differ in leadership styles
by Jasmine Barnes Personally, I prefer to have a man in leadership positions. I was raised in a patriarchal family where my dad had the…
Criticism and a Christian institution: the unique opportunity for growth
by Jessica ValenciaEditor-in-chief This final editorial is a bit unconventional, but as I start counting down the days before I graduate and hand off the…
Live for more than a degree
by Emily Roth When I tell students that I’m graduating this May 13, I get either of two generic responses. Upperclassmen ask, “Why haven’t I…
People-first language shapes individuality
by Kara FisherSports Editor I dedicate this last article I am writing for The Whitworthian to my dad and mom. Daddy, I am forever your…
Technology deserves a round of applause
by Ryan Stevens The global shift toward a world that is more reliant upon electronically based information is often criticized or condemned as an addiction.…
Buying local proves to be disadvantageous
by Maxford Nelsen It seems that Earth Day came and went with comparatively little fanfare this year. Usually, it is accompanied by a flurry of…
Is White Skin Really Fair Skin?
by Molly Hough and Sergio Jara ArroyosGuest Writers It seems as if we stopped asking questions about race a while ago. As children our curiosity…
Women hold power to influence election
by Sarah Berentson The presidential candidates have taken a clear focus to win the female vote, as it has been at the forefront of discussion…