Our time spent in the Holy Land was rich with fellowship and joy, and highlighted the beauty of diversity in which God connects with his children. Beyond the spiritual encounters we had, there was an enlightenment of knowledge and understanding that came from the Biblical sites we saw, guides we were molded by, and the history we became familiar with during fall of 2022.
For Jan Term 2023, a group of freshmen Honors students travelled to Italy. Read about their journey through the Doge Palace and exploration of it’s historic and artistic value.
On our last day in Florence, Italy, the Honors group visited the Musuem of the Innocents, also known as the Hospital of the Innocents. A deeply emotional experience, the museum offered incredible insight as to what life might have been like for children whose families were unable to take care of them while the hospital was still in operation. Well-kept records and well-preserved artifacts were on display for all to see, telling tales of sorrowful loneliness and joyful reunions.
This autumn, 10 Whitworth students are spending the semester in Washington, DC as a part of the George Whitworth Honors Program’s inaugural Smithsonian Internship Semester.
Hello blog readers! My name is Katelynd Trinidad and I am senior marketing major (plus history minor) spending the fall semester here in Washington, DC.
My name is Esther Tsai, and I am currently a junior at Whitworth. I am a health science major with a mathematics and theology minor.
