Graphic By | Ben Gallaway/The Whitworthian
After a long year of canceled programs due to COVID-19, Whitworth University Off-Campus Programs (OCP) were finally able to return to their semi-normal...
“Washington D.C. is a fantastic city even without the Smithsonian… there is so much culture and diversity in that city that I think most people don’t have time or don’t take time to experience,” said Putzke. “I think that was a great pro for all of us, we came away seeing it from a different view.”
Whitworth University has canceled the 2016 study abroad trip to Turkey due to the recent civil unrest in Syria. The Syrian crisis has spilled into Turkey resulting in heightened concerns for student...
Following a string of six bicycle thefts on campus during November, security officer Philip Hinckley apprehended a culprit just after Christmas.
At about noon on Dec. 27, Hinckley was making his...
by Kelli Raines and Stephanie SembGuest Writers
Culture and Technology through Britain, Ireland and Wales — Tale 1
Traveling is a great way to expand the mind and see life through another culture’s...
Freshman Honors Costa Rica Center
I was a part of this year’s freshman trip to the Costa Rica Center where we combined classroom learning in Dr. Terry McGonigal’s Biblical Theme of Shalom class...
Of all the places to travel for Jan Term, I think South Africa was literally as far as we could get from Spokane.
While some of the trip embodied that other-worldly feeling, at other times it didn’t...
by Ryan Wood and Mason VigilGuest Writers
Southeast Asia — Tale 1
Over 26 days, the Southeast Asia Jan Term trip navigated South Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, multinational boardrooms,...
Story by David PerrierGuest Writer
In order to practice teaching diverse groups of students, I spent the month of January teaching children in San Francisco — the home of the 49ers, Alcatraz, and...
Poverty, Altruism and Hope in Tanzania:
Story by Jacqueline GoldmanGuest Writer
When I think about our trip to Tanzania, so many things come to mind: amazing food, wonderful people and new opportunities....
by Andrew ForhanAssistant Sports Editor
The Whitworth men’s and women’s swim teams were busy during the past month and a half, competing and performing exceptionally well in four different meets.
On...
