Kaitlyn Hawker

With the legalization of gay marriage in 2015, legal queer families entered the societal view. However, normalization cannot happen without positive visibility, which usually comes in the form of representation in the media society consumes. Queer characters in movies, tv shows, and adult books have appeared for decades, sometimes even centuries, but limiting queer representation to adult-only content does more harm than good. It teaches children and the culture at large that queer stories are explicit, shameful, and not appropriate.

One Pine Day

For the last five years, Whitworth Honors has used old COVID plexiglass screens as research poster presentation boards. This One Pine Day, consider donating to ensure our Honors students have sturdier, more professional, and multi-use presentation boards in the coming years.

Sarah Immel

Sarah Immel

Sarah Immel is a PhD student at the University of Edinburgh studying Responsible Natural Language Processing.

Little Women

Little Women Poster

Come see Whitworth’s production of Little Women March 7th/8th, 14th/15th at 7:30pm, doors at 7:00pm, or March 16th at 2:30pm, doors at 2:00pm

Serving Spokane

SIRC is a conference sponsored by Whitworth and Gonzaga University for undergraduate students across Spokane to present their research and creative works.

Spring Honors Lunch

The first Honors Lunch Network of the Spring semester focused on how to get internships and faculty research assistantships.

Jan Term in Oxford

The class ‘Oxford & Christian Imagination’ sent Whitworth students abroad this Jan Term to Oxford, England. Olivia Blank spoke to me about her experience

Fall 2024 Wrap Up

Students at Honors Showcase in the Whitworth HUB MPR

This semester, the Honors Program and its students were hard at work promoting our message of thriving in the world as it is and developing it as it should be.