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E&Hs Office of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Belonging organized for 40 E&H students to participate in TriPrides kickoff parade down State Street in Bristol. Some of them are pictured here, moments before the parade began.

First Bristol TriPride Gives a Surprising Number of E&H Students an LGBTQ+ Day of Celebration

Jacob Cordle, Business Manager, Writer
September 13, 2022
Over 225 E&H students have already found employment opportunities through the Handshake application, with even more on-campus positions to be posted soon.

New Application from the Van Vlissingen Center Gives Students the Upper Hand in Job Opportunities

Autumn Vaught, Writer
September 1, 2022
Wiley Hall will be the home of the new Student Success Center, and potentially a free coffee bar for students within that center.

Free Student Services Coming to Campus

April 12, 2022
Sunset on a cloudy day.

Forever is Composed of Moments

Erin Bunn, Staff Writer
April 12, 2022
Miller Hall, where the racial slur that engendered the anti-hate rally was found.

Progress or Promotion? DEI Rally Takes On A Performative Tone

Erin Bunn, Staff Writer
April 12, 2022
Architectural incorporation of the swastika on buildings in Asian cultures.

Hate Crime Discovery: A Semiotic History with Ties to Today

Erin Bunn, Staff Writer
April 12, 2022
The Career Closet will be open in the Fellowship Hall in the Chapels basement for students to come and pick out free professional attire.

Career Closet Comes to Campus: Free Professional Clothing for Students

Erin Bunn, Staff Writer
March 30, 2022
At this particular game, students from the local Patrick Henry High School (students in yellow) played along with E&H students, led by Professor Cottrill.

Pep Band Returns to Campus

Abigail Bowman, Writer
March 21, 2022
Regarding the recent discovery of a racially-charged hate crime, the Whitetopper echoes, uplifts, and supports the anti-racist values of Emory & Henry.

Statement from the Whitetopper Regarding Hate Crime Discovery

The Whitetopper Staff
March 16, 2022
Showcasing student works begins early in the Art Department. Professor Charles Goolsby stands in front of his Introductory Drawing Class during a critique session of their first set of works for the class.

Embracing Artists: How Students are Showcasing Their Works

Emmett Donavan, Guest Contributor
March 2, 2022
A far departure from the original auditorium, this simulated rendering of the center offers a look into the future of the Student Success Center.

New Student Success Center Under Construction in Former Wiley Hall Auditorium

March 2, 2022
For some periods of time, the popular Global Station in Van Dyke Dining Hall was closed due to lack of staff. It is not the only location to be affected by staffing shortages and illness on campus.

How Dining Services Across Campus are Responding to Staff Shortages

March 2, 2022
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