From challenging authority to personal defiance, this year's screenings will highlight stories of resistance, with free showings on the first Thursday of each month.
Fall Convocation welcomed the Class of 2029 and highlighted the importance of community and continuous growth, as new Interim President Dr. Bryan Matthews and others shared a vision for the future.
At the end of the spring 2025 semester, students were given the option to donate their unused Dining Dollars to purchase food for Kent County non-profits.
The Princeton Review’s “Best 391 Colleges: 2026 Edition” recognizes the College in a number of categories including ranking Washington #22 in the “Professors Get High Marks” category.
A 1975 graduate of the College, Bryan Matthews has worked at Washington for more than 25 years throughout his career, serving in roles in athletics, admissions, student affairs, and the president’s office.
Double major Peyton Baldwin ’26 was intrigued after a job shadow at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum. A summer internship at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration let her learn more.
Four seasons playing field hockey, three summers spent on an archaeological site, and seven semesters as a high-achieving Washington College student have paid off for Kat Esposito ’25. She was awarded a $10,000 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship and accepted into a doctoral program at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
A student joined the Hip Hop Time Capsule project at Washington College’s Innovation Plant seeking creative opportunities and found a new calling in metalworking, connecting art, history, and community along the way.
A Starr Center "Explore America" opportunity led to a vital role at the Maryland State Archives, connecting people to their past and solving historical puzzles.
