Let’s All Go to the Movies!
Let film enthusiast Emily Henderson be your guide to explore and discover your next favorite indie theater in Los Angeles County.
Panic in Detroit ’67!
Detroit ‘67 by Dominique Morriseau and directed by Gil Gonzalez opened Thursday, October 6th at the Shannon Center.
Lights, Cameras, No Bills!: Discussion with Francis Maxwell
Francis Maxwell discussed his story and inspiration for his brilliant film Post No Bills at the Hartley House.
Carlos Kicks Off Downtown L.A. Film Fest
Carlos Through the Tall Grass encapsulates the efforts and talent of over twenty Whittier College students, alumni, and professors.
Jennette McCurdy’s Grim and Raw Memoir
Alissa Portillo Opinions Editor Trigger warning: abuse, eating disorder, mental health, grief, and manipulation Book charts are skyrocketing with a new and yet shocking novel written by Jeannette McCurdy—commonly known as Sam—from Nickelodeon shows like iCarly and Sam & Cat, working closely with actors like Miranda Cosgrove, Ariana Grande, and Nathan Kress. A new memoir […]
Senior Send-Off: Kim Tsuyuki, the QC’s Busy Bee
At 5’1 (and 3 quarters), you may not see Kim Tsuyuki running around making sure something is in order, but she is definitely always on the go.
Senior Send-Off: Cedes Brookins on the Big Screen
Cedes Brookins is a talented individual with a love of filmmaking and writing poetry, there’s no doubt we’ll see her on the big screen.
Student Creative: Madison “Musical Mastermind” Brown
Second-year vocalist Madison Brown finds sanctuary in her music alongside the support of her family and friends.
The Art and History That Makes Up Black Culture
Office of Equity & Inclusion and Whittier students get a tour showcasing Black art as well as Black culture.