By Taylor Patterson Elm Staff Writer Small town, family-owned businesses are something that Chestertown is known for. Procolino’s is one such family-run business that has thrived for the last 38 years.
By Brian Brecker Elm Staff Writer Diets are fickle. Whenever the new year comes around and people newly fattened by the holiday season decide to drop the pounds they try dieting for
By Rosie Alger Opinion Editor This week’s hero is Earth Day, which took place on Sunday, April 22, and according to their website, is the world’s largest environmental movement. Every
By Abby Wargo News Editor It’s 4:20 somewhere in Maryland. Medicinal marijuana is closer to Washington College than ever before. On Tuesday, April 17, representatives of FarmKent Wellness Center in Elkton
Class officers were sworn in. Diversity committee discussed their budget and potential events for next year. WACappella withdrew their discretionary budget request. 2018-19 Senate Platform was discussed and passed. SGA
By Isabella Sansanelli Elm Staff Writer There are few times during the school year that the Green is packed with people. Now there’s another reason for it: the Greek Games, an event
By Rosie Alger Opinion Editor Every year, graduating seniors are pushed to donate back to the school before they even walk across the stage. The Senior Class Gift Committee is looking
By Theodore Matheiss Elm Staff Writer The other day I was in the library studying with my friend Dan. Another friend of mine came over to talk to us, and Dan complimented
By Pat Mariboe Senior Writer As another successful year of Washington College athletics comes to a close, many student athletes are being recognized for their endeavors off the field. Just recently, several
By Brooke Schultz Editor-in-Chief At the dining hall, there are never too many cooks in the kitchen. At least, that’s what Dining Services’ pilot program, Teaching Kitchen, suggests. “The idea is
