New on the WWC Website: "About Face" Walla Walla College's Website will soon debut a new feature designed to acquaint members of the college family with people they might not meet during the course of their day. "About Face" profiles randomly selected students, faculty, and education... Read more
WWC Vice President Receives Philanthropy Award Karen Johnson, Walla Walla College vice president for college advancement, has received the Trailblazer in Philanthropy Award, the highest recognition of achievement in Adventist fund-raising.Johnson was honored by her peers at a triennial confere... Read more
WWC Ranked as One of America's Best Colleges Walla Walla College (WWC) ranks in the top tier of colleges and universities included in U.S. News and World Report's 2005 edition of "America's Best Colleges."The publication ranks WWC 34th out the 63 colleges and universities who are also consid... Read more
A Look Back For more than a century, Walla Walla College (WWC) students have been making their mark in the world, and they start before they ever leave campus.Two seniors recently placed first and second in an annual student-paper competition sponsored by the... Read more
A New Major for New Media A new major offered by Walla Walla College's technology department takes graphic design to another level. While graphic design is for the print medium, the major in new media imaging will cover emerging media technologies. If you want to make game... Read more
A Door Closes and God Opens a Window Senior music education major Jeremy Irland won the gold medal for voice in the Young Artist’s Competition at the 59th annual Musicfest Northwest in May. It was Irland's second year performing at the competition, formerly known as the Spokane Music... Read more
Special Offering Funds WWC Education Every year, churches in the North Pacific Union Conference (NPUC) collect a special offering to help students pay for their college education. This offering benefits the NPUC grant program at Walla Walla College (WWC), which awards grants to stude... Read more
WWC Students Head to El Salvador for Spring Break Mission While many students spent a week on the beach for spring break, eight Walla Walla College students traveled to the impoverished region of San Juan Opico, El Salvador, to work on a church.The students raised money for their own airfare, food, lodgi... Read more
