Finding A Happily Ever After in Mercedes Brookins’ Poetry
You Deserve A Happily Ever After goes on a journey of self-love and healing that reminds us that we can and do deserve a happily ever after.
Theatre’s Return to Whittier College
The Whittier College theatre department is up and running. Here are the shows you can expect for the 2021-2022 production season.
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings: Reclaiming a Hero
Run, don’t walk, to go see Marvel’s Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings in theaters right now. I promise you won’t be disappointed.
The Asian Student Association: A Safe Space
The Asian Student Association is a welcoming, safe space for APIDA students across the Whittier College campus.
Sip and Snack Series: Lift Coffee
Lift Coffee, on the corner of Greenleaf and Bailey, is a perfect coffee shop for the before-class caffeine kick WC students often need.
Whittier College to “Fully Re-Open:” What to Expect
After over a year of distance learning, Whittier College announced that campus will be fully reopening for the Fall 2021 semester.
Keylee Leong and the Art of Transforming Poetry
Keylee Long strives to write poetry to help change the stigma that poetry is just tacky, depressing, or grossly romantic.
Senior Send-Off: Jordan Garcia, Future Librarian
Jordan Garcia knows that a career in which she’s surrounded by books and helping others discover new information is the right one for her.
Meme Culture, Sculptures, Charity — Oh My! The Tales of Gia Honne
If you’ve ever met third-year Gia Honne, “bold” would definitely be the first word that comes to mind to describe their style.
Memoriam, by Whittier Alumna Lauren Swintek: Heart-Wrenching Story of Grief
Whittier ‘20 alumna Lauren Swintek captures the complexity of grief in a beautifully eerie way in her short film Memoriam.