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December 5, 2022
Why are you here?

Why are you here? No, I don’t want a discourse about the birds and the bees, nor do I have a desire to postulate about an existential quandary. I’m interested in a much narrower answer. Why are you here? Why are you at Walla Walla College?   I know all the cliché answers: “My friends are […]

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December 5, 2022
Winter Break Fever

In late 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic brought about something strangely wonderful to many Walla Walla University students: school started two weeks early to account for a combined Thanksgiving and winter break. Because students started classes two weeks before school normally starts, there was enough time in the academic calendar for students to finish their courses […]

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December 5, 2022
The Untold Story of Rosie Brower

Rosie Brower’s past has shaped her compassion for the students at Walla Walla University and led her to be a mentor and caregiver to students throughout the years.  Born in Belize on October 7, 1974, Rosie Brower at the young age of 3, was taken up by her adoptive mother who envisioned a future graced […]

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December 5, 2022
Nestor Osorio, the New Athletic Director of WWU

Nestor Osorio joined Walla Walla University during fall quarter 2022 as the new athletic director. Here are some cool facts about him. Nestor Osorio was born in Argentina, has visited more than 50 counties, can fluently speak, read, and write in English, Spanish, and Portuguese, and loves not only playing sports but also studying them. […]

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December 5, 2022
The Theory of John McVay

“I have started playing pickleball and I rather like it. If I could just figure out how to stay out of the kitchen, I’d be better.”   The face of President John Mcvay is a familiar one around campus. Many know of him, but I venture that most truly know little about him. That is about […]

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