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STORIES

History of Mac Haunted House

Although the first official year of the Mac Haunted House was in 1973, it originated in 1972 as part of the McMillan-Jenkins traditional Halloween party for orphan children from Hutton Settlement, St. Aloysius’ and St. Joseph’s.

Ben Spaun Q&A

David: Where are you from and what brought you to Whitworth? Ben: I’m from Wenatchee, Washington, and I had an older brother who went to Whitworth about five years before me. I really was not planning on going to Whitworth; rather I was looking at much larger engineering schools.

OPINION: Whitworth Tree still a romantic location

COMMENTARY: What once was a tree is now a crooked, unsightly stump. It’s the remains of the Whitworth Tree, a place of legend to the older generations of Whitworth’s past. When asked, many of today's underclassmen aren’t even aware of the tree’s existence, let alone its history.

Students turned faculty: a look into alums who now work at Whitworth

Whitworth University is a tight-knit community one in which the members remain in close contact with the school and each other.

History of Whitworth's landscaping

The highly cultivated landscape, nurseries and arboretum on campus have not always been what they are today, but have evolved gradually over the past 100 years.

Whitworth during World War II

After Japan bombed Pearl Harbor Dec. 7, 1941, Whitworth students gathered in their gym to listen to President Roosevelt's war address to Congress and the United States.

Architectural styles on campus 1914 – 2009

Whitworth’s campus has undergone significant architectural changes as the university has grown, evolving from a small college to a growing university. Whitworth’s growth has taken almost a century, through America’s tumultuous times, and through its crowning moments.

A soldier remembered

On a parched, rocky bit of land, thick with lizards, scorpions and supposedly, jackals and mountain lions, north of Asabad in Kunar province on the Pech River Road, is where Whitworth graduate Forrest P. Ewens spent the end of his life.

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Whitworth in the 1960s

The 1960s connotes drugs, Bob Dylan, The Beatles, Woodstock, Kennedy, the rise of feminism, anti-war protests and the summer of love.

OPINION: There will always be popcorn

COMMENTARY: In today’s world of Netflix, Redbox and Hulu, it’s never been easier to watch a film. In looking into the past 40 years, the conditions were much different, but not necessarily worse.

We Sing Out the Stories that Bind Us: The Whitworth Choir

The Whitworth Choir receives support from the Whitworth faculty, as many have participated in the choir themselves.

A historical look into the engagement culture of Whitworth

Marriage is usually a topic of interest, or at least on the radar of many college aged students.