Graduation is just around the corner for Walla Walla University seniors, and it is the time when graduates start a new chapter in life. Graduating students today confront a distinctive set of challenges that diverge significantly from those encountered by previous generations. The rapidly changing job market driven by factors such as AI and economic […]

During a Walla Walla University faculty-staff meeting, President John McVay gave a statement about how WWU will remain committed to Seventh-day Adventist values by ministering to LGBTQ+ students.  On Thursday, April 13, 2023, McVay began his presentation by telling a story. McVay had recently asked someone from a declining SDA campus what it would take […]

Each year on the second Sunday of May, Mother’s Day is celebrated in numerous Western countries, serving as a special occasion to honor and express gratitude toward motherly figures.   This holiday is certainly underrated when compared to Christmas and Valentine’s Day. However, the opportunity and significance should not be underestimated.    Lana Van Dorn, an office […]

Since the lockdown in March 2020, many things have changed due to government-imposed restrictions and regulations. While many government restrictions have been lifted, the way we do things continues to be different than before COVID-19.  Walla Walla University seniors Artur BorgesParaizo and Bryson Collins have experience with both pre- and post-COVID education. Artur BorgesParaizo, an […]

According to Walla Walla University’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion, there are around 76 Asian students on campus, which accounts for 6% of the total number of students.   Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month is celebrated during May. WWU provides a safe environment where everyone can learn and appreciate the differences that make our […]