Due to the ability of the internet to transmit information globally, the conflict in Palestine cannot be easily ignored. Almost every user of Instagram or TikTok has been posed with a question: is it your responsibility to respond to the injustice? Students at Whitman College and Walla Walla University have decided to respond to the […]

Let’s say you have two free hours between classes. What are you doing to de-stress during that time? Some may choose to work out, others may call friends or family, and you might decide to read a book. Unfortunately, most of us would spend that time on our phones, unable to stop scrolling. 

Like most organizations, the Adventist Church struggles with unanimous agreement. Since its founding in 1863, Church members have disagreed about everything from important theological matters (such as Bible prophecies) to smaller matters (such as drums in the worship service). The issues may change, but the arguments continue, causing anger and misunderstanding. The problem is not […]

Walla Walla’s farming community is still alive and well thanks to the dedication of local farmers like Galen Tome.   The fifth-generation farmer is the owner of Walla Walla Heritage Farm, one of the largest suppliers of Asian vegetables to Portland and Seattle during the fall season. The aptly named Heritage Farm comes with a history […]

El Color de México gives audiences the chance to experience the culture of Mexico without leaving their hometown.   On Sunday, Oct. 8, the folklore dance group, directed by Sarai Gonzalez, gave Walla Walla University a taste of Mexico through intricately choreographed dances, lively music, and beautifully colored clothes.