A college campus is more than a collection of classrooms. It is a meeting ground. An entertainment district. A refuge. A home. You deserve a place that lets you meet all your needs and grow in every aspect of your life. Washington College invests in a campus and a culture that lets that happen.
Student organizations drive lots of the activities around campus, from formal dances twice a year to weekly game nights. With more than 80 organizations bringing together students sharing interests from eSports to politics, not to mention club and intramural sports, you will be sure to find friends who will join you for your favorite activities.
With an on-campus, all-ages pub, students can gather for open mics, trivia nights, big games, and just hanging out.
Located on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, on a tributary of the Chesapeake Bay, North America’s Largest Estuary, Washington College has a unique setting you'll love, with a 112-acre Main Campus, a Waterfront Campus, and a 5,000-acre River and Field Campus.
The Student Events Board (SEB) organizes campus-wide programming large and small throughout the year, ensuring your options for going out are designed with students in mind.
Some of the best moments happen outside of scheduled events and activities. Washington College has lots of opportunities for enjoying the area on your own.
While it is a short walk to reach downtown, everything from food to concerts to a pub with trivia nights can be found right on campus.
We know our campus community is strongest and our people most fulfilled when we know that We All Belong.
Civic and community engagement is central to Washington's identity and our students' experience here. You can have an impact on the world long before graduation.
Washington College takes a peer-centered approach to helping students, meaning you can find peers to help with everything from academics to wellness.
The public safety department is committed to campus and student safety.
The Student Government Association oversees a variety of student services and over 80 student organizations. The SGA also organizes campus-wide service projects, environmental initiatives, and advocacy events.