Digging Up the Past WWU's Archaeology Lab is Full of History In the basement of Bowers Hall, one of the oldest buildings at Walla Walla University, is a large room full of broken pottery. All of it dates to eras before Christ.Every other summer, the Madaba Plains Project, sponsored by La Sierra University, ... Read more
Bringing the World to WWU Student Campaign Brings Africa a Little Closer Most Northwesterners would probably classify a continent such as Africa as a world away. Thanks to Walla Walla University students—especially one young man—this continent can seem like a part of the WWU backyard.Lwazi (pronounced LAH-wah-zee) Moyo... Read more
Commemorating the Past WWU Celebrates Black History Month Every February Walla Walla University (WWU) looks forward to celebrating Black History Month. This year, the celebration will take place Feb. 1–2, with special activities planned by the Black Faculty and Staff Fellowship, an organization going bac... Read more
Learning for a Lifetime WWU Enlightens All Ages With Upcoming Events The mission of the Seventh-day Adventist educational system is to prepare young people for success in the 21st century and beyond. Walla Walla University's (WWU) goals are even higher—striving not only to educate students, but to provide thoughtfu... Read more
Beyond the Classroom WWU Nursing Professor Teaches Health in Guatemala Last spring, Walla Walla University (WWU) associate professor of nursing Sallieanne Brewer got an unexpected phone call. Her cousin, a member of the United Methodist Church of Ocala, Fla., had learned that the focus of an upcoming church mission t... Read more
An Inspiration to Me Still WWU Employees Share Stories From Their Lives At the end of every summer, the staff and faculty of Walla Walla University (WWU) get together to prepare for another school year.At this year's retreat at Camp MiVoden near Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, several WWU employees shared stories from their pas... Read more
Ministry in Mexico WWU Graduates Reach Out Across the Border "The walls are cardboard. They sleep on nail-studded 2x4s on top of buckets. Sticks hold up thin plastic—trash bags, basically—and people live under them. It's really dark. Light comes in from holes in the material."This is how 2007 WWU graduate C... Read more
If You Bake it, They Will Come WWC Student Hears God's Calling In 2004, while participating in the Walla Walla College (WWC) summer language program in Greece, Steven Binus had a dream. He saw himself in a bakery, pounding dough and telling people about the Bread of Life. A voice said to him, "If you bake it,... Read more
WWC Professor Publishes Book New Commentary on Daniel Released Zdravko Stefanovic, professor of biblical studies at Walla Walla College, has recently published a book. Stefanovic's new book is a chapter by chapter text-based commentary on Daniel. In his study, Stefanovic refrained from letting his own ideas i... Read more