The Deep Grain of Home
Vicco von Voss '91 built his custom furniture and woodworking career on a Washington College foundation.
FEATURE
Freeman Dodsworth ’82 finds inspiration in light and shadow and purpose in the narratives he can capture in oil on canvas.
FEATURE
Finding the God Particle and Answering the Biggest Questions on the Smallest Scale
Washington Stories
PEOPLE: TSHAZI KAMAU '27
A Kenyan midfielder finds his second home in Chestertown.
PEOPLE: ANNIE KOTIS '29
Annie Kotis packed her bags last fall, making sure to include all her warm clothes, and left for Washington College and the opportunity to experience a new country, culture, and education system.
IN PRINT: KATHERINE G. CHARLES
Lost Plots: Interpolated Tales and the Eighteenth-Century Novel by Katherine G. Charles, associate professor of 18th- and 19th-century literature, reviewed.
PEOPLE: ANDREW WINK '17
On stage, in the studio, or supporting other musicians, Andrew Wink ’17 can do it all.
News
What began as an internship project for Miranda Parrish ’25 has evolved into a landmark scholarship program and a college pipeline for Maryland’s next generation of civic leaders.
Washington College celebrated a major milestone in the history of its athletics program this fall with the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Lim Family Tennis Center.
In recent years, the United States has witnessed a surge in book challenges and bans attempting to pull titles from the shelves of school libraries.
English professors James Allen Hall and Roy Kesey ’91 P’27, who also lead the Washington College Rose O’Neill Literary House, both earned prestigious recognition for their writings this past fall.
Author Tyson Reeder was named the 2025 winner of the George Washington Prize at a gala dinner held in New York City on October 8.
This past fall and early winter, Washington’s campus was a hub of intellectual vitality, hosting major academic conferences, welcoming a nationally acclaimed writer as its newest history fellow, and spearheading critical community conversations on equity and history.
In early November, as the effects of the federal government shutdown and its impact on Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) challenged communities across the country, staff and faculty at Washington College banded together to launch a pilot food recovery project providing fresh, prepared meals to anyone on campus facing food insecurity.
Sports
The 2025 season will go down as one of the most memorable in Washington College women’s soccer history, marked by record-breaking achievements, including making the playoffs for the first time, clutch performances, and a level of consistency that will set the standard for the program in years to come.
Read about our students fall sports achievements.
Alumni News
Read about some of our dedicated alumni.
Washington College was alive with energy and enthusiasm the last weekend of October as nearly a thousand alumni, students, families, faculty, and staff converged for a vibrant Homecoming and Fall Family Weekend.
From December 1-12, 2025, the Washington College community came together for December Do Good Days, a celebration of generosity, gratitude, and campus spirit.
From Baltimore and Annapolis to Easton and Chestertown, members of the Washington College community gathered over the past few months to host welcome receptions for Interim President Dr. Bryan Matthews ’75 M’86 P’12.
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