Presidential Presentations: W&J students take research on the road; showcase their findings at academic conferences
WASHINGTON, PA (April 14, 2022)—Fueled by facts and findings, the W&J presidents have traded campaigns for conferences and are forging new trails to tomorrow.
Garret Hampton
If I could give any piece of advice to a freshman student, it would be to never stop the pursuit of your future after W&J, and to always stay motivated to not only achieve success, but define your own.
W&J College Selects Vira I. Heinz Program Scholars for 2022
WASHINGTON, PA (March 30, 2022)—Three Washington & Jefferson College (W&J) students have been admitted to the Vira I. Heinz Program (VIH Program) and selected to receive scholarships to fund international experiences in the summer of 2022.
Courtroom Calling: Internship with public defender leads W&J junior to greater love of law
WASHINGTON, PA (March 23, 2022)—W&J junior Sydney Hirst may not be a student athlete, but after spending the summer in the Westmoreland County Public Defender’s Office, she knows how to run the court. Or rather, the courtroom.
Political science and psychology double major brings uncommon integrity into the courtroom
WASHINGTON, PA (March 14, 2022)—W&J senior Natalie McBride may be a president now, but after months working in a courthouse, she’s ready to explore the judicial branch of government.
Natalie McBride
What are you going to miss the most about W&J? I am going to miss the people. The friends I have gained over four years have helped me feel at home here and will last well into the future.
Lillien Shaer
If you are a residential student, where have you lived at W&J and with whom? I loved living on Chestnut Street with my sisters!
Jeffrey E. Seabury, Jr.
What advice would you give to incoming or prospective students? Take advantage of the opportunities offered to you…. I love the friends I made here and hope to keep them for life.
