By Heather Fabritze News Co-Editor The Libby and Douglass Cater Society closed their fall grant proposal…
Month: November 2023
Skye Hass’ “Romeo and Juliet” delivers on lesbians and sword fighting
By Dominic Rapposelli Business and Distribution Manager On Friday, Nov. 17 and Saturday, Nov. 18, the…
WC men’s basketball falls 2-3 amidst three game slump
By Dominic Rapposelli Business and Distribution Manager Washington College Shoremen basketball was off to a 2-0…
What the end of the Hollywood strike means for the industry’s future
By Lucy Verlaque Elm Staff Writer On Nov. 8, the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television…
FBI relocation exemplifies tedium of DMV politics
By Piper Sartison Elm Staff Writer On Nov. 9, the Federal Bureau of Investigation announced that…
Robert Jones book talk confronts lasting consequences of white supremacy
By Logan Monteleone Elm Staff Writer At 5 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 16, Public Religion Research…
Washington College Magazine relaunches after several-year lapse in publication
By Heather Fabritze News Co-Editor The Washington College Magazine, a periodical look into the initiatives and…
Accessibility ramp constructed in Campus Garden after delays in project
By Logan Monteleone Elm Staff Writer For years, descending the steps into the campus garden has…
“Kent’s Got Talent” showcases performances from Eastern Shore
By Grace Apostol News Co-Editor The organization United Way of Kent County held a fundraising event…
Maryland Climate Partners recommend credible environmental goalposts for state
By Sophie Foster Opinion Editor Nearing the end of 2023, Maryland is approaching the halfway point…