By Anna Mayes Elm Staff Writer On Sept. 23 and 24, Herff Jones will be coming to Washington College for Graduation Fair. This event is for all WC seniors and
By Brooke Schultz News Editor Imagine that on top of all the other things you do to prepare for the semester, you also have to do it in a different
By Pat Mariboe Senior Sports Writer On July 12, longtime Washington College men’s rowing head coach John Leekley announced his resignation from the program. Leekley, who graduated from WC in
By John Niswander Elm Staff Writer The Shoremen began the week with a 1-0 non-conference loss at Eastern Shore rival Salisbury. The men’s soccer team then prevailed after losing four
By Andrew Chirico Sports Editor Heading into a game 0-3, on paper, it seemed that the Shorewomen field hockey team stood no chance in keeping the game intact versus conference
By Andrew Chirico Sports Editor With their best five-game start in 16 seasons and already matching last year’s win total of three, the Washington College women’s soccer team has found
By Erin Caine Elm Staff Writer Three years ago, five greater Manchester, England natives came together to form the indie band Blossoms. Back in August, they released a debut self-titled
By Jason Yon Elm Staff Writer Coming from the director of the Hangover trilogy, Todd Phillips, “War Dogs” follows the true story of young prodigy gun runners Efraim Diveroli and
By Amanda Gabriel Elm Staff Writer Myth: You have to push yourself as hard as possible to get results from your workout. Although pushing yourself out of your comfort zone
By Gabrielle Rente Elm Staff Writer One the great changes that comes with entering college life is coffee. If you weren’t an avid coffee drinker before college, then
