The Right Decision
Eddie Nogay ’14 was able to pursue both his dreams of playing college baseball and working towards attending law school at W&J. This
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Freshmen journey to Germany and Poland for immersive Holocaust education
W&J is known for offering its students unique opportunities to travel. Sixteen freshmen had the chance to take advantage of one of these
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W&J Women in STEM
STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) careers were historically considered a boys’ club. Today, an increasing number of women are making an impact
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Presidential Perspectives
Dear W&J Alumni and Friends, While chatting with a new freshman at a recent chips-and-salsa gathering on my front porch, I asked, “How
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Library renovations moving forward with donation from W&J Board of Trustees Chair Richard Clark
When students return to campus this fall, they will find one of the most popular study spaces on campus transformed. W&J’s U. Grant
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Young Alumni Committee chapters being formed
Members of the Washington, D.C. Young Alumni Committee (left to right) Dan Martin ’10, John Buffalini ’11, Jeffrey Germak ’14, Cait Quicksell ’12,
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W&J Athletics to partner with Nike through BSN SPORTS agreement
Washington & Jefferson College Athletics has announced a new department-wide apparel and sporting goods partnership with Nike and BSN SPORTS effective July 1,
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Speeding Ahead: Zac Talmadge runs toward a cure with LLS fundraising
Zac Talmadge ’10 completed his second Boston Marathon in 2015, where he ran to raise funds for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS).
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Giving Back: Presidents demonstrate generosity with life-saving donations
Presidents are always looking for ways to give back to their communities. In the past year, stories from current and past students have
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Former W&J football teammates ‘pay it forward’ in UAB kidney chain
In April 2017, Jay Ernst ’05 and his wife were preparing for the birth of their second child. Unfortunately, this happy news had
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