For students looking for a way to give back to our local community and spend more time with animals, the Blue Mountain Humane Society at 7 E. George Street in Walla Walla is a great place to start.
For students looking for a way to give back to our local community and spend more time with animals, the Blue Mountain Humane Society at 7 E. George Street in Walla Walla is a great place to start.
While Richard Bass and Julianna Conrad are both students at Walla Walla University, they can’t be found on our College Place campus as they are currently serving abroad as student missionaries. They decided to step outside of their comfort zones this year and serve as student missionaries in two very different countries.
Andrea Keele discusses having a heart of service with Walla Walla University’s increased efforts in community outreach. A total of 6,161 groups of people amounting to 3.16 billion make up the total amount of people who have not been reached by the gospel message around the world. [1] WWU supplies its resources to these groups […]
I love being outside and have been on hunting, backpacking, motorcycling, mountain biking, and other types of wilderness adventures throughout my life. Although most of my trips have gone well, some have been less than ideal. I’ve never been on a “perfect” trip, because I’ve forgotten specific items or planned a poor route. Some of […]
Jon and Kathy Dybdahl were greeted warmly by many of the WWC faculty and staff during.an honor reception Tuesday Aramark, who catered the refreshments, estimated that over 200 guests came to the Fine Arts Center to meet the Dydahls and personally welcome the family to the community, after refreshments, the guests assembled in the auditorium […]