The Scrambles program turns 40!! The Scrambles program for first-years has grown into a hallmark of the Whitman College experience, a rite of passage beloved by generations. #AWhitmanLife #LiberalArts

As a new academic year is upon us, let's flashback to Lud Brito’s ’18 work from last semester. Read about it here in the Whitman Magazine. #AWhitmanLife #FBF #FlashbackFriday

Check out the latest podcast from The Cold Open with Whitman Professors Matt Reynolds and Robert Sickels along with special guest, Kynde Kiel.

Good morning Whitties!! As you begin making your way to campus and moving in be sure to share your pictures with us using #WhitmanWelcome

Congratulations to the Walla Walla Valley Little League team on an outstanding season and making it to the Little League World Series!! Maybe some future Whitman College Baseball players! #WallaWallaWednesday

Are you a first year getting ready to move in? Here are some tips for you. #AWhitmanLife

The #SolarEclipse2017 brought several people out to Ankeny this morning with different ways to view the eclipse! Did you get any cool pictures? #TheViewFromWhitman

The eclipse is tomorrow morning. If you're wondering what time you can see it click here. Comment with the pictures you get and we'll share them in our Eclipse 2017 album. #Eclipse2017

"In a moment where the state of national politics has me feeling disillusioned – at times even hopeless – it’s inspiring to see the importance of the local: political movements like Casa Latina have been, can be and are now sites of change." - Jeffrey Gustaveson ’18 on teaching a second language in Seattle. #SundaySpotlight #AWhitmanLife

Did you experience anything awesome this summer? Post your photos for #WorldPhotoDay and show us the best pictures from your summer! #AWhitmanLife #WhitmanCollege

Congratulations to Whitman Assistant Professor of English Kisha Schlegel. Her essay collection "Fear Icons" won the inaugural Gournay Prize from Ohio State University Press. You can read one essay from the book, which will be published next year, below.

Some students are getting ready to head back to campus, but some never left. Read about how many Whitties spent a rewarding summer doing research with their professors.