By Stephaney Wilson Elm Staff Writer Skin color is one of the ways we as humans attach meaning to a group of people. Everyone comes in different shades, and skin color
By Olivia Libowitz Elm Staff Writer I enjoy literally one sport and that sport is baseball. Did that sound familiar? This week I’m doing a follow up article to my piece last
By Christian Yosef Elm Staff Writer When done right, dancers have the ability to captivate their audience and make their talents memorable. That is the mission the Dance Club looked to fulfill
By Betty Yirga Elm Staff Writer Saheed Vassell, 34, a bipolar African-American man from Brooklyn, was fatally shot by police on Thursday, April 5. Vassell was holding a metal pipe that the
Letter to the Editor: Mental Health on Campus Dear President Landgraf/Editor, I know the students are in pain. I was one of them, four years ago. A fellow student committed
By Jack Despeaux Student Life Editor What would you do for $50 worth of Cafe Sado sushi? What if one of your options to acquire that sweet Sado is to benefit
By Chrissy Segrest Elm Staff Writer With only one competition left, the Washington College sailing team has been making waves in the sport. Coming in 10th place or better in three of
By Katy Shenk Elm Staff Writer On Sunday afternoon, approximately 30 men braved the wind and rain to sport bright-red heels and strut alongside their friends and fellow participants. Their mile-long
By Theodore Mattheiss Elm Staff Writer We all know people who can’t start their day until they’ve had that first cup of coffee in the morning. The question is, should we be
By Brian Brecker Elm Staff Writer There is something incredibly therapeutic about aggressively smacking a ball over and over again with a friend or two, or alone. Racquetball is that wonderful
