By Louis Galdos Elm Staff Writer CJ Gillmer is in his first season as an infielder for the Shoremen and he has one goal: to win. It is in his competitive nature
By Rosie Alger Opinion Editor Teachers in Oklahoma are walking out of school and protesting for better pay. Similar protests have already taken place in West Virginia and Kentucky, and
By Betty Yirga Elm Staff Writer Congress is currently considering legislation called the Cloud Act, or Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data Act, which authorizes quicker access to internationally stored electronic data
By Theodore Mattheiss Elm Staff Writer America is in the midst of an opioid crisis, and every day it claims more lives. The one-two punch of prescription painkillers and heroin has become
Dear Editor: I’ve been an American citizen since birth and have lived in the United States my entire life. I even have a bit of a valley girl accent.
By Olivia Libowitz Elm Staff Writer I enjoy one sport and that sport is baseball. I understand the appeal and the charm of the sport, and if I had to watch a
By Madison Bendistis Elm Staff Writer This week’s adoptable pet is a 6-year-old bulldog mix appropriately named Happy. Happy has a white coat with some black spots. He also has a constant
By Cassandra Sottile Elm Staff Writer The week of April 2 marked 50 years since Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was shot on a balcony outside his Memphis hotel room on April
By Brooke Schultz Editor-in-Chief To commemorate the 50th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination, Washington College students, faculty, and staff, alongside community members, watched the national debut of Melissa
By Taylor Patterson Elm Staff Writer Washington College’s new Student Government Association board members are now in office, and they are excited to be in their new roles for the coming academic
