Art Show Spotlights Whitman Transfer Students
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Pictured (from left): Lizzett Zaragoza ’27, Melissa Castro ’27, Erin Gauley ’26, Lucas Pinaire ’27, Nicole Drader ’26 and Carmen Nally ’26. Not pictured: Eliza Van De Rostyne ’27.
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Transferring to Whitman College can open up unexpected opportunities—as a recent group of transfer students to the Art program discovered when they found a unique way to introduce themselves to the Whitman community.
“The Transfer Collective”—an exhibition of artwork that appeared in the Fouts Center for Visual Arts Sept. 24 to Oct. 3—highlighted the diverse perspectives and experiences of seven Whitman transfer students. The exhibition showcased artwork the students made at prior colleges, between schools and during their time at Whitman.
“It’s a reflection of what it means to be a transfer student: getting into new spaces, being seen and contributing to Whitman,” says Lizzett Zaragoza ’27, an Art major who transferred from Walla Walla Community College (WWCC). “I’m really grateful for the support that I’ve had here from my peers and instructors. And for the chance to show my work in this way.”
“The Transfer Collective” show was the brainchild of Art major Carmen Nally ’26, who also transferred to Whitman from WWCC. Nally collaborated with Associate Professor of Art and Paul Garrett Fellow Maria Lux to create the exhibition. Ben Selby, Studio and Safety Technician in Fouts, also worked with the students to curate and install their work in the gallery space.
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Whitman Golfers Compete at Confluence Classic
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Both Whitman golf teams competed at the recent Confluence Classic tournament held at Wine Valley Golf Course in Walla Walla. The Blues men’s golf team finished with a strong lead and secured the team trophy. The Blues women’s golf team finished in second place and Beatrice Archer ’26 picked up the women’s individual title.
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As a general reminder, if you bring a vehicle to campus, you are responsible for following parking signs and regulations. Most streets on and around campus are maintained by the city and are subject to enforcement. The college has received feedback from community members who live nearby that at times, drivers are parking close to or partially blocking sidewalks and driveways. Please be considerate of our neighbors.
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Free STI Testing This Week
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This week, the Planned Parenthood Generation Action student group and the Welty Health and Counseling Center are partnering to provide free testing for gonorrhea and chlamydia—two of the most common sexually transmitted infections (STI). Drop in daily between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. or email healthcare@whitman.edu to make an appointment. Additional testing and exams available by appointment; lab fees apply.
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German Studies Lecture Tonight
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The German Studies Department will host a public lecture by Joela Jacobs, Associate Professor of German Studies at the University of Arizona on Monday, Oct. 27, at 7 p.m. in Olin 233. Jacobs’ research focuses on the intersection of 19th–21st-century German literature and film with Plant Studies, Animal Studies and Environmental Humanities. (Flyer attached.)
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Emergency Preparedness Training Tomorrow
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Students, staff and faculty are strongly encouraged to attend one of five hourlong emergency preparedness training sessions on Tuesday, Oct. 28, at 8 a.m., 10 a.m., noon, 2 p.m. or 4 p.m. in Olin Auditorium. Each session is identical and will include an overview on various emergency scenarios as well as a discussion about how to respond in the case of an active threat on campus. The sessions will be presented by EPS, a consulting firm that specializes in emergency management for institutions of higher learning.
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A four-legged visitor made a cameo appearance at the recent Confluence Classic at Wine Valley Golf Course. See more photos—of the coyote and of the Blues players—on Instagram.
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Sherwood Athletic Center, Room 114
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Sherwood 114 or Reid Side Lawn (weather dependent)
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Reid Campus Center, Room G02
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8–9 a.m. 10–11 a.m. noon–1 p.m.
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Sherwood Athletic Center, Room 106
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Penrose Library, Games Lounge
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Sherwood Athletic Center, Room 114
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Cleveland Commons, Lizzie Murr Conference Room
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Sherwood 114 or Reid Side Lawn (weather dependent)
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Cleveland Commons, Lizzie Murr Conference Room
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Cleveland Commons, Room 116
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Sherwood Athletic Center, Room 106
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Welty Health and Counseling Center
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Webinar: 2026 Employee Benefits
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Information Session: 2026 Employee Benefits
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Reid Campus Center, Young Ballroom
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Hall of Science, Room 116
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Hall of Music, Chism Recital Hall
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Harper Joy Theatre, Alexander Stage
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Webinar: 2026 Employee Benefits
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Information Session: 2026 Employee Benefits
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Reid Campus Center, Young Ballroom
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Sherwood Athletic Center, Room 114
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Welty Health and Counseling Center
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Start at Reid Campus Center
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Reid Campus Center, Young Ballroom
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Harper Joy Theatre, Alexander Stage
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Reid Campus Center, Young Ballroom
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Harper Joy Theatre, Alexander Stage
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Harper Joy Theatre, Alexander Stage
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Harper Joy Theatre, Alexander Stage
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Hall of Music, Chism Recital Hall
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