Jonathan Moo, professor of theology, gave a lecture on Wednesday night, April 26, about Whitworth’s mission of creation care. He emphasized the value of knowing, recognizing the significance of...
By Samantha Holm | Arts & Culture Editor
Taylor Maggiacomo talks to Whitworth University students in the Crows Nest, Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2022, in Spokane, Wash. | Mario Gonzalez/The Whitworthian
“I...
By Samantha Holm | Arts & Culture Editor
Scott McQuilkin the current president of Whitworth University Navy Admiral James Starvridis at his Q&A session "Ukraine and China: Geopolitics and the...
by Samantha Holm | Arts & Culture Editor
Every year, Whitworth commemorates the signing of the U.S. Constitution with a lecture about the influential document’s history and its effects on present political issues.
In light of recent news stories about the offensive use of blackface, Whitworth professor of history Dale Soden, P.h.D. gave a lecture on the racist history surrounding the topic and its current relevance.
Dr. Padilla Deborst opened her lecture with a Dominican prayer asking God to bless his followers with “restless discomfort about easy answers, half truths, and superficial relationships...” as a preface to the intensity of the discussion.
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,...
Courses that include narratives of historically marginalized groups are offered as electives and not part of core curriculum, said Kellie Carter Jackson, Ph.D. Members of the Whitworth community gathered...
Syrian refugees face a long, complicated and often dangerous process when fleeing persecution from their home countries, the director of World Relief Spokane, Mark Kadel, said in a lecture in Robinson...
Eight Whitworth students spent Jan Term and Spring Semester of the 2014 school year in Guatemala, Nicaragua and the Costa Rica Center as a part of the Central American Service and Study Program. While...
