On the Friday evening of spring break, an unknown person stole multiple instruments from the Cowles Music Building and thousands of dollars of equipment from Cowles Auditorium. Although no suspect could...
The shooting at Umpqua Community College was a tragedy and I am heartbroken for anyone affected by this horrible situation. This disaster did spur a thought in my mind: Would Whitworth be prepared...
by Hayley O’Brien News Editor
This summer, Whitworth, along with 150 schools nationwide, joined the BlueLight network.
Not to be confused with the blue light emergency stations located throughout...
A Whitworth student was the victim of assault near the soccer field just before midnight on Nov. 3.
The victim, who wishes to remain anonymous, is getting the care and attention needed from Student...
Current affairs, ongoing issues and future plans for Whitworth was the topic of the ASWU meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 17. President Beck Taylor presented the State of University Address, a collection...
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...
The traditional Stewart Lawn Dance this year involved incidents of marijuana use, sexual harassment and uninvited high school and college students from other universities. Stewart leadership members...
Since January, there have been several incidents of vandalism on the Whitworth campus. Two letters were pried from the Whitworth University sign across from Cornerstone with a crowbar on March 1....
As the new year began and students returned to campus, one of the most prominent changes noticed was the addition of blue light emergency stations. Each station, made prominent by its glowing blue...
