ASWU and Whitworth’s Chapel put on a ‘Stations of the Cross’ exhibit on the second floor of the HUB from Mar. 31 to Apr. 2. With original artwork from Scott Erickson, they had twelve stations that...
Whitworth’s Office of Church Engagement worked with Student Affairs to host a panel talking with Reverend Mindy Smith, Dr. Kent McDonald and Jer Swigart about their experiences while in Minnesota during...
On Jan. 20, Vernon Glass woke up around 2 a.m. to travel to Olympia, WA, where he met with President Scott McQuilkin. McQuilkin and Glass conversed with Washington state senators and representatives to...
Whitworth Overnight Hosting Experience Survey – Fill out form
This is a survey about the overnight hosting experience for an article in the Spring 2026 edition of the magazine “In the Loop.” If...
On Monday, Feb. 9, the “Lightning Tree” on Whitworth University campus was cut down by Whitworth’s arborist and groundskeeping teams.
The tree, located near the Chapel and Dixon Hall, was struck...
When the humanities get a research grant and connect students who are driven to explore the concept of democracy on campus, student-led efforts like The Banned Book Club come to life. The Banned Book Club’s...
On the weekend of Sep. 13, Whitworth’s volleyball team competed at the 2025 Trinity National Invitational in San Antonio. Whitworth went 2-1 at the tournament, with one of their wins against Trinity...
On Sept. 17, a Constitution Day Lecture was held in the Robinson Teaching Theatre (RTT) to discuss how ‘Free Speech Isn’t Meant to be Easy’ with attorney Lindsie Rank.
Lindsie Rank is a First...
Every year, the Westminster Garden comes to life around April when the tulips start to bloom. During my first year at Whitworth, my greatest surprise was the tulips in the Westminster Garden. Tulips...
For Whitworth first-year Peyton Green, lacrosse is more than a sport — it’s a defining part of who she is. Coming into college as a first-year student athlete, Green is already navigating the balance...
After four years of play for Pirate women’s soccer, the center-midfielder has experienced a shift in this phenomenon. “I guess there’s just always that presumption that they’re more entertaining,...
With winter just around the corner, many people are set to venture onto the slopes. Mt. Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park is scheduled to open for the 2024-25 Winter Season on Saturday, Dec. 7, pending...
