Kaitlyn McConnell | Staff Writer
Dr. Ruth Bancewicz, courtesy of Dr. Ruth Bancewicz and the Faraday Institute
On Tuesday, Feb. 20, in Whitworth University's Robinson Teaching Theater, Dr. Ruth Bancewicz,...
Health resources poster in Boppell Hall, Friday, Mar. 24, 2023, in Spokane, Wash. | Caleb Flegel/The Whitworthian
On Tuesday, April 5, the Title IX support group hosted lawyer Kendel Froese, a...
By Samantha Holm | Arts & Culture Editor
Humza Khan, '23, participates in the workshop, where students were encouraged to reflect on what their faith says about diversity. | Photos by Hannah Losech
“Everything...
“The Poor People’s Campaign,” said Mowery, “is a national organization that’s working to address what MLK, and then contemporaries, have identified as the four great systemic evils of America, which are poverty, militarism, racism and ecological devastation.”
In the current presidential election, a tension exists between the role of faith and politics. Both candidates align themselves with Christianity, with Donald Trump identifying himself as Presbyterian...
On physics professor Kamesh Sankaran’s office door, a small slip of paper reads, “Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind.”
Sankaran has first-hand...
As a Christian university, Whitworth strives to educate the “mind and heart” while integrating Christian values into the curriculum of every class. As a result, Whitworth attracts students who are...
What would cause three people — three comfortable, content, sane people — to leave everything they know? To move from the safety of their homes and into poverty stricken squalor?
“The Calling”...
by Lindsie Wagner
Even though her son has been lying in a semi-comatose state for nearly two years, one Whitworth mother has still not given up faith.
Delali Dogbé, mother of Ghanaian student Kelvin...
