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The Hogan Institute at Washington College took a dozen students to D.C. for a joint event with the Ronald Reagan Center on Civility and Democracy

Hogan Institute Takes Students to D.C. for Election Debrief

11/10/2026

The new Washington College institute held a post-election event in Washington, D.C., with former governors Larry Hogan (R-Maryland) and Terry McAuliffe (D-Virginia) in partnership with the Ronald Reagan Center on Civility and Democracy.

Students discuss book banning during on of many campus events encouraging them to be civically engaged

Washington College: A Hub of Civic Engagement

11/04/2026

From understanding traditional methods like voting, to immersive experiences like internships and solving real-world problems through coursework, students engage with and contribute to local organizations in impactful ways

Emily Iampieri '25 and Congressional candidate Dan Schwartz

Alumna, Students Gain Campaign Experience

10/23/2026

Washington College’s focus on connecting students to opportunities that put their classroom learning to work in the real world is helping three Shorewomen participate in the political process this election year.

the new members of the Washington College Athletics Hall of Fame hold up their recognition plaques

Three New Members Inducted into Hall of Fame

10/21/2026

The Washington College Athletics Department inducted three new members into the Athletics Hall of Fame and recognized one alumna with the Edward L. Athey '47 award.

Washington College students and Starr Center leaders Adam Goodheart (left) and Victoria Barnett-Woods (second from right) pose with 2026 George Washington Prize winner Richard Bell.

2026 George Washington Prize Winner Announced

10/08/2026

Richard Bell’s book “The American Revolution and the Fate of the World” won the award, which is given annually by Washington College, the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History, and George Washington’s Mount Vernon.