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Dear Class of 2025,
The Guggenheim Gallery Project
The theme is Cohabitation. The past year has encouraged us to think deeply about what cohabitation means in Whitman College. This shared space encompasses a vast array of interactions between the people who live and work here. This exhibition is on view in the Guggenheim Gallery at Whitman College and was organized by Ole Agersnap, Oluwatobiloba Ajayi, Charmaine Branch, Jane Brown, Kristiana Filipov, John Graham, Isabel Kim, Grace Lee, Emma Mohrmann, Enver Ramadani, Serena Ren, and Raymond Xu. Learn more about the project and the works displayed. The gallery can be accessed from the front entrance of Whitman, next to the dining hall.
A Virtual Tour of Whitman with Head Gmachl
Mask Distribution
Please stop by the Whitman College Office in Wendell Hall C102 to pick up a pack of face masks. Additional information on the University’s face mask policy can be found here: https://ehs.princeton.edu/health-safety-the-campus-community/covid-19-information-and-resources
Office Hours with Claire Gmachl
Please join Head of Whitman College Claire Gmachl for her office hours this semester on Monday, from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
Make an appointment on WASE
It's an opportunity to meet for office hours or check-in with Head Gmachl. You can talk about coursework, how things are going, and exchange ideas for creating community.