By Samantha Holm | Arts & Culture Editor
From the left: Edwige Rasimuka and Biridiana Diaz Ceballos celebrating at the Hispanic Heritage Month Fiesta, Multipurpose Hall, HUB, Whitworth University,...
Graphic by Ben Gallaway/The Whitworthian
Students converse in the Multi-Purpose Room as live music lightly plays in the background.
Soon, the smell of fried lumpia and pork fills the air....
Students participate in Cultural Trivia Snack Night. | Juan Rodriguez/ The Whitworthian
As midterms came and went, Caleb McGevor, a second-year Whitworth student, attended the Cultural Crafts and...
As a university committed to low student – faculty ratios, a broad liberal arts education, and mentorship, Whitworth provides its students with the unique and invaluable opportunity to form lasting relationships with mentors and peers from a variety of backgrounds and fields. These features are some of Whitworth’s worst kept secrets, yet too often students fail to take full advantage of these fulfilling and rewarding opportunities.
The student diversity, equity and inclusion department is taking matters into their own hands, hosting events like the Invisible Neighbors Conference to provide outlets and resources for undocumented...
Junior Lexi Chvatal hosted a mental health panel and discussion called “The Mind and Heart of Whitworth.” This name came from the idea that mental health is based from the mind and the heart because...
Jennifer Stuller gave a lecture at Whitworth on Nov. 1, presenting her expertise on the representation and quality of “superwomen” within movies, television shows and comics. Stuller is a writer,...
October 11 marks National Coming Out Day, recognizing those who are coming out as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer LGBTQ or as an ally. The official recognition began 29 years ago on the...
Senior Marisol Rosado grew up surrounded by three cultures, struggling to find her place and purpose within that realm.Her father is Puerto Rican and her mother is Mexican-American. She also has two...
When you walk through a grocery store and you are waiting in line to pay, most likely there will be stacks of magazines on either your left- or right-hand side; Magazines that draw your attention...
