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Visiting professor shares process and philosophy of her ‘bio-art’

02/19/2024

Selin Balci combines her education in science with her artistic practice, using biological mediums to create her works. She gave the first of three visiting faculty artist talks this semester.

Washington College CIO Irving Bruckstein

Washington College Hires New Chief Information Officer

02/15/2024

Following a national search, Washington College has added Irving Bruckstein to its leadership team as its new chief information officer.

Student Enrollment Decision Deadline Extended

02/12/2024

Washington College has moved its enrollment deadline from May 1 to June 1.

Molly Smith gestures to the audience as she speaks from a podium.

Molly Smith talks theater, community-building

02/06/2024

Artistic director from Washington, D.C.’s Arena Stage shared stories from her career and answered students’ questions at campus event.

The roofline of Smith Hall set against a blue sky with wispy clouds

Fundraising Initiative Completed Ahead of Schedule

02/01/2024

Washington College completed its Bridge Project at the end of 2023, more than four months before the goal.

PEN America facilitator Lara Schwartz speaks to faculty in the faculty lounge

Reducing Conflict, Encouraging Dialogue

01/22/2024

PEN America workshop provides faculty and staff with tools for dialogue across differences and de-escalating conflicts around free speech and inclusion.

Vice President of Enrollment Management Johnnie Johnson stands in front of a jet engine at GE Aerospace before his presentation to employees there.

Chairman’s Scholarship Available to GE Families

01/16/2024

An alumna and VP work together to promote the College and GE-specific scholarships.

Stephen Hook '25 and Zach Affeldt '25 smile for a portrait in front of Gibson Center for the Arts.

PoliTalks Club Bridges the Political Divide

01/11/2024

Students found a new club for safe and respectful political debate and discussion.

The loaned Beardsley book on display, open to a page with a pen-and-ink portrait

Rare Book of Illustrations on Exhibit in South Carolina

01/09/2024

The Gibbes Museum of Art in Charleston borrowed a book from the Miller Library's Special Collections for its exhibit, "Something Terrible May Happen: The Art of Aubrey Beardsley and Edward Ned I.R. Jennings."

Julie Markin holds an artifact from a recent regional excavation

Tracking Native American Cultural Heritage on Maryland’s Upper Eastern Shore

01/03/2024

Julie Markin was recently awarded a $40k grant to conduct new archaeological work on the Upper Choptank watershed.

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