Women’s Basketball Competing as SCIAC Champions
The Women’s Basketball Team will be competing against Whitman College as SCIAC champions, and they are optimistic about bringing home a win.
LA Rams Beat Bengals in Super Bowl LVI
The Rams have finally won the Super Bowl in L.A.; what does this mean to the city, and how impactful is their win?
Tom Brady Finally Retires . . . Maybe?
After over 20 years Tom Brady is retiring from football making a case for himself as one if not the greatest player of all time.
Whittier College: Softball’s Opening Day
WC softball has returned after a two-year pandemic break, and the players are more than ready to take on the challenge of a new season.
Brian Flores Sues NFL
Ex Miami Dolphins Coach Brian Flores is suing the NFL for not having a fair chance to be hired based on race, what does this mean for the NFL?
Remembering Kobe Bryant, Two Years Later
Kobe Bryant was an icon not just to L.A., but to the whole basketball world. After two years, we still remember him and his great success.
The Secret Life of Athletic Trainers
Meet the real people behind all the pre-hab, rehab, and post-hab of Whittier College’s Graham Athletics Center.
Tailgate Celebrates the End of Football Season
The tailgate is ideal for the football team: it lifts their spirits right before tackling the field.
Dylan Sanchez: Do Student Athletes Have More Privilege?
Non-athletes cannot relate to the busy and demanding day-to-day life of those in collegiate sports on the Whittier College campus.
Where Does Football’s Credibility Stand?
Millions of high school football programs kicked off their season over the weeks; one school stole headlines, but not for the right reasons.