By Dan Teano Former Lifestyle Editor My first experience with The Elm was not a positive one. In fact, after seeing my article in print, I wanted to quit immediately.
By Stephaney Wilson Elm Staff Writer It was my first semester as a Washington College sophomore, and I had just recently moved into Harford for the year. As I settled myself behind
By Louis Galdos Elm Staff Writer Last week the Washington College men’s lacrosse team lost both home conference games against Swarthmore College and Gettysburg College. The first game, on Wednesday, April 25,
By Brooke Schultz Former Editor-in-Chief With sophomore Abby Wargo stepping up as editor-in-chief, The Elm welcomes its 2018-19 staff. “I’m excited for the opportunity to serve as EIC as a junior.
By Brian Brecker Senior Writer Headphones can cost you a lot of money. Some of the higher end models like the HiFiMan SUSVARA can cost upwards of $6000. However, unless
By Brooke Schultz Former Editor-in-Chief Freshman year, as I was meeting with my advisor, he suggested I get involved somewhere on campus. I said that I had decided to write for
By Taylor Patterson Elm Staff Writer On Wednesday, April 25, Dr. Philip Sicker’s talk “In the Eyes of God: Surveillance and Being in Joyce’s ‘Portrait of the Artist’ and ‘Ulysses,’” was
By Jack Despeaux Former Student Life Editor I only said hello a few months ago, but now I must say goodbye. As Student Life Editor, I worked hard and had
By Pat Mariboe Senior Writer The women’s lacrosse team clinched a spot in the Centennial Conference playoffs for the eighth consecutive year after a 16-11 win over Haverford on Wednesday, April
