InQuaker CampusbyPaola Ruiz·Mar 26Student Leaders Unite to Protest ICEICE Out of Whittier Week brought a series of student-led events to campus from Feb. 27 to March 5, aiming to raise awareness about…
InQuaker CampusbyPaola Ruiz·Mar 6Election Day Comes to the City of WhittierElection day is quickly approaching for the City of Whittier on April 14, where Whittier residents will head to the polls and decide who…
InQuaker CampusbyPaola Ruiz·Mar 2Whittier Trees (Almost) Go to CourtA legal battle over the future of Uptown Whittier’s iconic ficus tree canopy has entered a decisive stage as a Los Angeles County Superior…
Paola Ruiz·Feb 9An Ongoing Fight to Save Our TreesOn Feb. 20, a Los Angeles County judge will hear a case that could determine the fate of nearly 180 ficus trees lining Uptown Whittier. The…A response icon1A response icon1
Maia Chaidez·Jan 26Can Coyotes Enjoy Nature Like Us?A routine midnight trip to the most tranquil park in Whittier had me leaving with a question that I cannot answer.
InThe Quaker CampusbyEmma-Galvan-33·Nov 22, 2024Johnna Gaines The Heart of Whittier CollegeJohnna Gaines and her story from Vine famous to now Whittier College’s new social media ambassador and actress
InThe Quaker CampusbyEmma-Galvan-33·Nov 18, 2024Kristine Dillon Inaugurated as Whittier College’s 16th PresidentOn Oct. 25, Kristine Dillon was officially inaugurated as the new Whittier College President after a year of being Interim.
InThe Quaker CampusbySara Martinez·Sep 17, 2024Fate Set for Uptown’s Historic Ficus Trees?On Aug. 20, the Whittier City Council announced its plan to continue the Greenleaf Promenade Project after a 3–1 vote. The plan to move the…
InThe Quaker CampusbyNpapikya·Apr 27, 2024With Love and Art, From Theo GardnerTheo Gardner redefines the norms of society through artwork and poetry.
