Whitman College

Whitman College, established in 1883, is a coeducational, nonsectarian residential liberal arts and sciences undergraduate college in Walla Walla, Wash. Its campus includes streams, record-holding trees and various outdoor sculptures. The college provides women's sororities and men's fraternities that feature Victorian and other architectural designs. The college also has other land holdings outside the main campus area, one of which is used for academic and social retreats. It offers more than 40 fields of study for bachelor s degrees. The college participates in the Woodrow Wilson Graduate Foreign Affairs Fellowship program. It provides opportunities to students to participate in varsity, club and intramural sports, such as rugby, water polo, lacrosse, dodge ball, and cycling and Ultimate teams. Whitman College s speech and debate program is renowned for success in policy and parliamentary debate, as well as individual events. Its students union owns and operates a Class A radio station called KWCW 90.5 FM.