Welcome back to the second, even gentler, episode of Collegentlewhispers, sponsored by The Collegian. This episode will be self-guided, just like our fall (and only other) edition. Gently follow the instructions below, which will include several mantras you may speak aloud to better complement your ASMR experience.

To celebrate Asian Heritage Month, which starts next week in May, this issue of The Collegian is focused on the experiences of Asian and Pacific Islander people, who represent about 6% of the students on our campus.  

Although many students do not come back to Walla Walla University after they graduate, some are excited to be back at WWU as professors. For two such professors, Brian Schaffner and Paul Dybdahl, WWU is a very special place.  

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 […]

Born in Los Angeles, California, and raised Filipino, Aaron Nakamura has a passion for bringing people closer together. What began as an idea has now become a purpose.  His story expresses what makes us unique and explores finding our identity within our own community. Nakamura described, “I grew up in a community where I was […]