WSP– “It’s the DIY Major.”
The Whittier Scholar Program allows students to design their own major and make it their own so it fits their exact needs and interests.
Drama Club Takes The Stage Once Again
Drama Club is finally coming back after two years off, and they have lots of ideas for how to enrich Whittier College’s theatrical community.
Orientation Issue: A day in the life of a commuter
Angélica Escobar Editor in Chief The Commute I always start my morning at 7 a.m. with a fifteen-minute drive to campus. On the way, I stop and get a cup of coffee to help me get through my very busy day which often includes classes, my on-campus jobs, and some much-needed downtime with friends. I […]
Orientation Issue: Dorm life, it’s not so bad.
Living in the dorms can be scary, especially if it is your first time living away from home. Here are some tips from managing editor Abby Padilla on what it’s like living in the dorms.
Senior Send-off: Haley Vallejo, Inspiration through Animation
Haley Vallejo is an artist in many forms; whether it be whipping up an article or working on a graphic design piece, she can do it all.
Campus is Not a Viable Option: Where to Stay for Graduation
If you do not have a place to stay for graduation, consider these three options in the Whittier area — and be sure to book quickly!
Shadow for Senate: Change the Course of Student Life
Associated Students of Whittier College (ASWC) implemented a program that allows students to shadow a member of senate.
Teaching Lessons in Excellence and in Life
Recipients of the Harry W. Nerhood Teaching Excellence Award reveal the impact of their services to students.
Coming Soon: Gen Z Survival Guide in The Greenleaf Review
The Greenleaf Review is currently accepting submissions from the Whittier College community under a ‘Gen Z Survival’ theme.
Whittier’s Cultural Graduations Welcome You
Cultural Graduate Celebrations are a unique and essential part of graduation from Whittier College and will occur in the days surrounding commencement.