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Students Urge Faculty to Support Divestment

Students Urge Faculty to Support Divestment

Dear faculty of Whitman College, This Friday you will be voting on a resolution to encourage the board of trustees to divest from corporations providing weapons and technology to countries engaged in violations of international law. As students of Whitman College graduating in the class of 2025, we believe that divestment from the military-industrial complex is a moral necessity, especially in light of Israel’s war crimes against Palestine which…Read Article

Open Letter from Whitman Faculty: Whitman Students Engaged in Hunger Strike

Hunger Strike · Gaza

Open Letter from Whitman Faculty: Whitman Students Engaged in Hunger Strike

Dear Whitman community, We are not sure how many of you are aware but three of our students (one senior and two first-years) are engaged in a hunger strike to protest the college’s failure to revisit the divestment proposal sent to the trustees about a year and a half ago. Hunger strikes are taking place at a number of colleges and universities right now (including Princeton, Yale, and Occidental). We write this message to express our solidarity…Read Article

Ask Governor Murphy: Garden State Transit Apocalypse

Newark, New Jersey · Newark

Ask Governor Murphy: Garden State Transit Apocalypse

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Governor Murphy speaks with Nancy Solomon about repair work on Interstate-80, staffing issues at Newark Airport and a looming transit ...See the Story

Whitman Majors as Arthur Characters

Although it may seem like leading information of my personality, I promise I do not mention Arthur an irregular amount in my life. With that being said, I do have an almost encyclopedic knowledge of the long running television series that lives with highly-subsidized rent in my prefrontal cortex. You may be wondering: what does Arthur have to do with the apocalypse? Well, the television show ended. An apocalypse is an end of sorts. Also, the leg…Walla Walla, Washington · Walla Walla Read Article

Obsession With the End of the World

A sizable portion of my childhood was spent immersed in alternate apocalyptic realities. From the comfort of my room in the dim lamplight before bed, I fought in the Hunger Games, played the role of Receiver of Memory and immersed myself in the OASIS, hungry for more fear thrills with every turn of a page. As I entered my teenage years, I saw doomsday on the big screen, reflected back at me in the industrial gloom of Children of Men and the eeri…Walla Walla, Washington · Walla Walla Read Article

BREAKING: Cases of Zombie Virus in Walla Walla, Quarantines Ordered

Illustration by Eddie Buchko See the link here: to see how far you’d survive in a zombie apocalypse. It’s a beautiful day on campus. Maybe you’re on Ankeny playing hackey sack. Maybe you’re in the library wishing you could be playing hackey sack. Either way, it’s calm and peaceful. Until, suddenly, it isn’t. Your phone goes off unexpectedly, making an unusually loud, grating noise. Other people’s phones are also going off. You check the message:…Walla Walla, Washington · Walla Walla Read Article

The problem with nonprofits filling the government's gaps

63% Center coverage: 22 sources

It has been a painful few months watching federal sup-port for health and human services, museums, libraries, public broadcasting, science, education, diplomacy and environmental protection be indiscriminately gutted by President Donald Trump. What's more troubling is that neither Congress nor…Donald Trump · United States See the Story

Whitman to Install Security Cameras Outside of Memorial Hall

UPDATE, 4:04 P.M.: President of Whitman College’s AAUP Chapter, and Chair of Politics at Whitman College, Jack Jackson, responded to the request for comment, expressing concern about the lack of faculty input. “The decision to expand the architecture of surveillance on campus occurred without faculty-wide discussion. As a result, the President missed an opportunity to hear from faculty who have academic expertise and/or personal experience with …Palestine · Palestine Read Article

Dean Joshua’s Letter to The Wire

In December, the Wire received a letter from Perkins Coie LLP on behalf of Dean of Students Kazi Joshua in his personal capacity. We are publishing the letter in full, as well as our response GalleryWalla Walla, Washington · Walla Walla Read Article

Unheard Voices: The Importance of Intersectionality in Responsiveness and the Systematic Ignoring of Black Men by Elected Officials

All citizens are not listened to equally, despite the importance of responsiveness and listening to different theories of democracy. We take an ‌inteScience · Walla Walla See the Story

Sex Week Returns to Campus to Fight for Change

Photo by Atziri Fernandez Orozco April 22 to 25 marked Whitman’s annual sex week — a week filled with a variety of different events and programs to rally together the campus community in hopes of addressing sexual wellness and sexual violence. Organized by Sexual Violence Prevention (SVP) student leaders and other partners including the GAIC, LGBTQIA+ Student Services, Planned Parenthood Generation Action and more, the week was a group effort by…Gaming · Walla Walla Read Article

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