By Faye Dorman Elm Staff Writer As technology surrounds every facet of daily life, some professors have found themselves sick…
Month: February 2026
Conflicts with ICE officials in Minnesota escalate to dystopian-level horror
By Emmie Meeks Opinion Editor With two senseless murders of protesters by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers,…
Men’s basketball enters final three weeks after playing Franklin & Marshall and Gettysburg
By Aaron Rodenhausen Sports Editor Washington College men’s basketball faced a pair of defeats in the Centennial Conference this week but hopes…
Men’s swim completes season’s final meets, readies for Championships
By Aaron Rodenhausen Sports Editor The Shoremen swam at two meets last weekend, including the finale for their regular…
Shorewomen basketball delivers historic win against Bryn Mawr Owls
By Kim Andrews Elm Staff Writer The Shorewomen’s recent two-game winning streak was disrupted on Jan. 28 after a competition with the Diplomats of…
Author event this Black History Month
By Bandit Powell Elm Staff Writer In 2005, Hurricane Katrina caused a significant loss of life…
Women’s swim maintains morale going into Conference despite losses
By Amelia Bickel Copy Editor The Shorewomen fell to Salisbury University and Ursinus College this week, with the regular swim season approaching…
We all have our time machines: A collective nostalgia for the simplicity of 2016
By Julianna Nelson-Gaudette Elm Staff Writer At the dawn of the new year, many social media…
Rejecting whitewashed versions of American history especially critical this Black History Month
By Logan Monteleone News Editor The theme of this year’s Black History Month, as decided every…