Warren Hall, Thursday, Oct. 19, 2023, at Whitworth University in Spokane, Wash. | Caleb Flegel/The Whitworthian
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The American Studies Program is a study away program in Washington, D.C., with which Whitworth University partners. The goal of the program is to expand students' abilities to interact with people...
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Andrew Springer gives a lecture about the responsibility of the press at Whitworth University on Nov. 1, 2021. | Photo by Mario Gonzalez
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Dr. Robin Pickering answers a student submitted during Sex in the Dark. | Photos By Thomas Peach and Brandt Hodgeson
As part of their efforts to promote sexual health and well-being,...
By Samantha Holm | Arts & Culture Editor
Leslie Odom Jr. (left) and Quinn Gamon (right) posing together outside the Fox after the concert. Odom earned a Grammy and Tony for his performance in "Hamilton"....
ChAOS serves many purposes in the Whitworth community, such as connecting students who are passionate about science, as well as introducing those students to professors in a casual setting.
Photo by Benjamin Gallaway. Students work in the KIPOS Garden during Community Building Day
This Saturday, Sept. 25 the KIPOS Community Garden (across the street from...
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.
by Samantha Holm | Arts & Culture Editor Republic of Kenya Parliament members touched down in Spokane on Friday, Sept. 10 to encourage unity and discuss ethnic discrimination. On Sept. 14, Whitworth had the privilege of hosting these delegates in the Crow’s Nest for a dinner with African American students, alumni and faculty.
by Hannah Foster | Staff Writer
On Sept. 14, Whitworth welcomed
artist Kayo Nakamura onto campus to celebrate the opening of her gallery “Supersonica” in the Lied Center for Visual Arts' Brian Oliver Gallery.
by Emma Maple | Staff Writer
At 20 years old, Whitworth international student Niraj Pandey has already co-founded a nonprofit that has raised over $200,000 and fed over 750,000 people from over 11 districts in Nepal.
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