Recent Fire in Whittier Begs Questions of Whittier College Fire Safety
A fire in Sycamore Park raged on damaging much property. This asks the question “What would Whittier College do if there is a fire on campus?”
COVID-19 and the Reopening of Whittier College: What to Know
As campus is opening back up tomorrow, Feb. 21, Whittier College has some important guidelines to share with students, staff, and faculty.
Whittier College Opens Doors to Allow Rio Hondo Students to Dorm on WC Campus
Announced on the Whittier College Instagram page, Rio Hondo students will soon be able to dorm on the WC campus.
Eurydice’s Production Shifts to Adapt to an Omicron World
Whittier was supposed to have their upcoming production of Eurydice as a typical stage show, however, due to Omicron, that had to change.
Guns On Set: Make it a Thing of the Past
The death of Halyna Hutchins on the set of “Rust” brings about an important question for the movie industry: Are prop guns too dangerous?
Antisemitic Attack in ASWC Office
On Thursday, Nov. 4, a swastika was discovered in the ASWC office, having been carved into a desk by a still-unknown perpetrator.
Campus-Wide Power Outage Disrupts Classes
The nearly school-wide power outage on Nov. 3 disrupted the routines of both residential and commuter students.
Registration Website Changes: Tips and Tricks
Course registration will be held Nov. 15-17, at a specific preregistered time individualized for each student.
California Becomes First State to Make Practice of “Stealthing” Illegal
Becoming the first state to do so, California made the decision on Oct. 7 to consider stealthing a civil offense.
Should Halloween Be Cancelled Yet Again This Year?
COVID-19 vaccines have been distributed, but Delta cases are on the rise. Is it safe enough to celebrate Halloween this year?