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Whitworth alumni come back, teach for red and black
The phrase “Once a Pirate, always a Pirate” rings true for select Whitworth faculty and staff members. Several professors received an education within the same classrooms students use today.
Some have only been alumni for a …
Clearing the air about cigarettes, smoking at Whitworth
After two decades of research, the link between smoking tobacco and various forms of lung, heart and mouth cancer are more than proven.
Still, many students on campus choose to smoke, whether it be pipe tobacco, …
Senior class endowment honors memory of student
The basis for this year’s graduating class gift will be an endowment in remembrance of Taylor Fenters, who passed away during his sophomore year at Whitworth. The endowment will help fund Spring Break mission trips.
An …
Student privacy compromised by directory
Due to a flaw in the Whitworth directory, for an unknown period of time students were able to log in to the faculty-level directory. The information systems department solved the glitch Friday, May 3.
On the …
ASWU Update May 1
Director of campaign planning Tad Wisenor updated ASWU on a presentation he gave on the Robinson Science Building and Whitworth’s focus on “place making.”
Greg Orwig, vice president for admissions and financial aid, explained an addition …
Stained-glass ceiling: Considering women in ministry
Women’s leadership is a topic that has long been debated by the Christian church. Different denominations have different ways of approaching the subject, and often disagree even among themselves, said women’s and gender studies professor …
After the smoke cleared: A Whitworth Alumna who ran the Boston Marathon, a student in Washington D.C. tell their stories
The Boston bombing on April 15 proved to be an experience that would impact the lives of all who were involved. For Whitworth alumna Lesley Williams ‘96, that day will always live in infamy.
Williams was …
Are smart phones a smart tool?
Reading through a syllabus for Whitworth class, students are likely to find a statement about cell phone usage during class. Normally, they’re to the tune of “keep it out of sight and turn it on …
Students prepare to move off-campus
As the school year comes to an end, students are preparing either to head home or move into their new apartments or houses. Many students may be unclear about what the process of moving off-campus …
Students present at literary conferences
Five students had the opportunity to present their academic papers at two literature conferences this past month through the sponsorship of the English department. At these conferences, students present their own scholarly papers or creative …

















