Homecoming

Join the brothers of Phi Delta Theta for their 34th Annual Crab Feast from 12.00-4.00 pm in Martha Washington Square. This favorite campus tradition, celebrating what the Eastern Shore does best, is open to all current students, their families, and alumni. 

Men's (Shriver Field) and Women's Lacrosse (Kibler Field) 10:00am, Softball (Shriver Field Softball Field) 11:00am, Tennis 11:00am (Schottland), Baseball 12:00pm (Athey Park)

FIELD HOCKEY GT 1:00 PM vs Franklin & Marshall College;

VOLLEYBALL vs Widener U & Trinity Washington U (TRI-MATCH) in Cain Athletic Center Gymnasium GT 11: AM

The Intercultural Center is located on the ground floor of Minta Martin Hall, next to the lounge.  Have you heard? The newly renovated Intercultural Center reopened last year, and we are excited to share the space with you! Join Intercultural Ambassadors and Affinity Groups to learn more about the Center and its amenities and to share great music, tea, and pastries.

 Stop by McLain Atrium in the Toll Science Center to explore senior science research posters. Students will showcase their original projects, sharing innovative ideas, discoveries, and hands-on work from across the sciences. It’s a great opportunity to see their research in action and celebrate the creativity and dedication of Washington College’s students.

Join fellow gamers and alumni for an Esports reunion filled with friendly competition, team spirit, and plenty of nostalgia. Reconnect with former teammates, relive your favorite matches, and celebrate the growth of esports at Washington College.

 Celebrate the creation of our new campus pathway, built with bricks generously purchased by alumni, students, families, and friends. This special ceremony will honor the lasting connections of our community and feature a ribbon cutting led by recent graduates Miranda Parrish ’24 and Stephen Hook ’24, who return to campus to mark this new chapter in Washington College history.

 Paddle into Homecoming Weekend with a guided kayak tour along the scenic Chester River! Explore the natural beauty that has inspired generations of Washington College students while enjoying a unique perspective of campus from the water. Whether you’re an experienced paddler or a first-timer, this outing offers a refreshing way to reconnect with the College, classmates, and the river that ties it all together.

Join Dan Small, Associate Director of Natural Land Stewardship and bird expert on an early morning bird walk around Semans-Griswold Environmental Hall and Wilmer Park. Weather permitting.

Semans-Griswold Environmental Hall (SGEH), is a Living Building Challenge structure and provides academic and lab spaces for the College’s growing environmental programs. Stop by and take a self-guided tour to learn more about the building intitivies and hear from staff members about current and upcoming projects. 

What sites are located around the Chester River? Find out on a scavenger hunt with the Center for Environment and Society! Board the research vessel, the Callinectes, for an unforgettable river adventure. Hear about the Center's work, learn about the surrounding land, and see if you can find all the items! Register early. Space is limited. $10 pp. Weather permitting.

MuSE: A Community Museum is hosted by the Center for Environment and Society, this public space in downtown Chestertown exhibits collaborations between students, faculty, staff, and the wider community.

Stop by to see the current exhibit, Nest Alchemy. This thought-provoking series was created by Deirdre Murphy, a contemporary visual artist who explores the intersection of art and science through the lenses of natural patterns, data visualization, and climate change. This exhibit investigates bird nests throughout the four seasons, celebrating the architectural wonders of avian species.

Join the Starr Center for some Hands-On History as participants cut their own quills, make ink, and seal their own letters with wax, all using eighteenth-century methods and techniques. All materials are supplied and participants walk away with their own hand-carved quill. Suitable for participants ages 14 and older. 

Learn about Chestertown's dynamic African-American history with an architectural tour. Participants will join the Starr Center's Chesapeake Heartland community historians and learn about the rich cultural heritage of Chestertown, past and present. 

Join us for a special evening at Betty’s—newly renovated but forever cherished in our memories. Formerly known as O’Connor’s, this beloved spot has been a cornerstone for countless laughs, late nights, and shared stories. Now refreshed for a new chapter, it’s the perfect place to reconnect with fellow alumni, reminisce about old times, and celebrate the bonds that make our community so special.