In 1941, when Jennifer Dobbs was seven years old, her parents left her and her younger brother, John, with a trusted family servant at their home in Kunming, China, while they traveled to Hong Kong for a couple of weeks of business, shopping, and catching up with friends.
Through a summer project funded by a Hodson Collaborative Undergraduate Research Grant, a student worked with her professor to update the Fall ’23 offering of a course she had taken from him.
He is one of several candidates vying to represent the Democrats in the race for a Maryland seat in the U.S. Senate next year and kicked off his fact-finding tour of higher education institutions in the state at Washington College.
The College joins Martinaitis in celebrating the publication of her book, The Post-PSO Project. The Washington College Review Editor-in-Chief hopes to expand with more books on the way, but first, she has class.
For the first time in program history, the Washington College men’s soccer team reached the final four of the NCAA Division III tournament, sparking soccer mania and school pride across campus and among alumni.
