Home Improvements

Residential Life Takes On Multiyear Plan For Better Living

The stench of body odor and the sight of battered, dirty furniture, dirt-colored carpet and bland, pastel walls immediately greet residents entering the lounge. Walking up…

On Stage with dAvid pAddy

And, yes, that’s how you spell his name

Life has a set plan… or so we like to think. If you had asked a 16-year-old David Paddy what he was going to do when he grew up, he would’ve told you he was going to be onstage, rocking out…

South Africa, Hurricane Sandy and Blue Markers to the Head

The Quirky Path of Professor Sara Angevine

Imagine you’re in the middle of Wisconsin.
Blink.
Now you’re among the sand dunes in South Africa.
Blink.
Now you’re stuck in the…

Where Does All the Money Go?

With tuition increases come questions

Seth Feldman

According to the College Board, an American non-profit that promotes access to higher education, the average tuition for students attending private…

Film, Fan Base and Franklins

Eric Hinwood reaches for the stars

On Tuesday afternoons on Founder’s Hill, you’ll spot a group of goofy guys wearing purple sleeves with Benjamin Franklin’s face on their backs. They sit under a shady tree and laugh about John…

Whittier Means Business . . . Administration

And a lot of other things, too

Poet Pen to Bunsen Burner?

What We Talk About When We Talk About Whittier’s New Science and Learning Center

By Keeanna Garcia and Melissa Perez

Diving Into the Deep End of Education

Lauren Nico Wants Students to Swim, Not Sink

So Others May Live

Alan Duran Keeps His Faith