The Warehime School of Business will welcome its first class of students later this month when the Class of 2030 arrives on campus. In
With the country celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence this week, Washington College faculty once again are bringing the institution’s founding mission
The Hogan Institute at Washington College today announced the appointment of Colin Pascal as its inaugural Executive Director and political science department chair Christine Wade
Earlier this month, leading up to Juneteenth and Independence Day, the Maryland Commission on Public Art convened on Maryland’s Eastern Shore for its June Quarterly
The Washington College Athletics Department is proud to announce the addition of women’s flag football to its slate of varsity programs. Women’s flag football will begin
As the nation approaches its 250th anniversary, Washington College is launching a new initiative aimed at renewing the principles that have long guided American democracy.
Jaya S. Basu of Bethesda, MD has been awarded the prestigious Sophie Kerr Prize at Washington College. The award was presented to the graduating senior
Washington College has named six students to its short list for the 2026 Sophie Kerr Prize, which is valued at $86,702 this year. Now in
Eastern Shore Girls Ages 12-18 Are Invited to Participate and Develop Skills in the Growing Sport Chestertown, MD- (April 22, 2026) – As Girl’s Varsity Flag Football is expanding rapidly nationwide the Washington College Athletics
1st Look Inside Washington College’s Warehime School of Business Washington College has released a preview of the design plans for the new Warehime School of