By Michael Gonzales, 3/17/2022 As the sun melts the snow, it also reveals Frisbees flying around all corners of the campus. Spring is rolling in, and for Whitworth this means Frisbees will be in the air. These flying discs are central for success to one of the “Little Three:” getting…

By Aidan Hollister, 3/17/2022 The Whitworth Ethics bowl team is preparing for the Bioethics Bowl in Salt Lake City at Westminster College on April 9. Ethics Bowl co-coach Dr. Mike Ingram says this is the first time that the Whitworth Ethics Bowl team has gone to this tournament. …

by Isabelle Scottlind, 3/17/2022 Fifty students gathered in Whitworth University’s Hixon Union Building on March 3 to participate in the Poverty Simulation. …

by Mayra Serna, 3/17/22 March 2022 marks a year after the cancellation of Whitworth’s spring break for the school year 2020–2021. Fortunately, this year the Whitworth community will be able to take a much-needed mental health break and everyone is thrilled. Spring break is a week-long scheduled vacation that allows…

by Ally Flattum, 3/17/22 The Whitworth University women’s basketball team begins preparations for next season one month after the 2021–2022 season ends. The team played their final game of the 2021–2022 season on Feb. 19 against Lewis & Clark College. This game was one of only five conference games they…

By Brady Judd, 3/17/2022 Whitworth students will soon have an individual choice to make on how to support Ukraine, says history professor Dr. Dale Soden. Soden, who retired from Whitworth in 2020, says the university has lived through wars involving both the United States and the rest of the world…

By Irene Racharla, 3/17/2022 Athletes and fans are excited to see the remarkable changes addressing gender inequalities in the NCAA Basketball Tournaments starting March 17. The NCAA Basketball Tournament is one of the most awaited annual sporting events. Branded as “March Madness,” this is a national tournament of Division I…

by Jessica Baie, 3/17/22 Whitworth University’s spring production of the musical “Something Rotten” provides an escape from the pandemic through a parody of the Renaissance and Shakespearean theater. “Something Rotten” leaves the pandemic behind by putting a humorous twist on history. Here, Shakespeare acts more like a rock star than…

by Adegbesan Dolapo, 3/17/2022 After two years of COVID-19, the Whitworth Forensics team has the opportunity to show their strength in upcoming in-person competitions in March and April. The Whitworth Forensics team, commonly known as the “Arguing Bucs,” has a stable winning streak at the National Christian College Forensic Tournament…