By Mary Sprague Elm Staff Writer In difficult situations, the choice to act is often the hardest one. Social pressure — acknowledged or not — and fear of negative judgement are
By Jason Yon Senior Writer In continuation of the theme of last week’s article, I chose to once again return to a film that I was not able to see. I
By Mary Sprague Elm Staff Writer The Office of Student Affairs has recently implemented the CARE System, an online program available for students to voice concerns about a peer’s well-being. CARE is
By Madi Bendistis Elm Staff Writer Meet Eric, a 2-year-old cat at the Humane Society of Kent County. Eric has white and gray patchy fur and with emerald green eyes. Eric’s past
By Lori Wysong Elm Staff Writer A project that has been developing for years will finally come to fruition in October. The Blue Heron Café in Chestertown on Canon Street was recently purchased
By Laiken Harrigan Elm Staff Writer No matter what year you are at Washington College, it’s never too early to start looking into internships and other career opportunities. The Career Center
By Josh Niswander Elm Staff Writer Last weekend Washington College men’s soccer participated in the Dickinson College Tournament in Carlisle, Pa. WC played two games total. Their first game was on Saturday
By Andrew Chirico Business Manager The Shorewomen improved their record to 3-1 for the first time since 2009, with five goals in two games. Washington College went on to shut out
By Amanda Gabriel Senior Writer Among the various eccentric fashion trends that have made their debut in the 2000s, Crocs are one of the most odd and controversial. Disappearing from the
By Amanda Gabriel Senior Writer Yoga has increased in popularity over the last few years due to the many benefits associated with incorporating specific movements into your everyday routine. Whether stretching
