Recent Grad Success: Darious Singleton ’18 earns prestigious internship at Duquesne Law
When Darious Singleton ’18 first came to Washington & Jefferson College (W&J), he’d set his mind on medical school. So how did he become a thriving J.D. candidate at Duquesne University’s School of Law instead?
W&J senior headed to Peace Corps appointment in The Gambia
The Peace Corps selected Washington & Jefferson College (W&J) political science major Abby Peace ’19 to volunteer as a community health facilitator in The Gambia.
W&J professor publishes book “Hitler and the Habsburgs: The Fuhrer’s Vendetta Against the Austrian Royals”
In November, Washington & Jefferson College (W&J) Professor of Education James Longo released his book Hitler and the Habsburgs: The Fuhrer’s Vendetta Against the Austrian Royals with publisher Diversion Books.
Youth participation in elections has been spotty, but could this be changing?
Trent Somes, a sophomore majoring in political science and environmental studies, ran a write-in campaign among Washington & Jefferson College students and was elected to the Washington County Democratic Committee last spring.
W&J junior travels to Ghana to advocate against child marriage
Gabriella Faddool ’20 of Tobyhanna, Pa., traveled to Ghana during summer 2018 to investigate and advocate against child marriages happening in the country.
W&J senior boosts career in government with PA Department of Revenue internship
Washington & Jefferson College (W&J) senior Tara O’Toole ’19 is getting a jump start on a career in government with a summer internship at the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue.
Making the switch: W&J the right fit for transfer student
Pursuing a bachelor’s degree is a journey—and it’s not always a straight path. It’s important for students to find the college that suits their needs, even if it’s not the institution where they began their education.
W&J senior finds field experience with Pittsburgh Homeland Security
Kira Baierl ’18 pushed for summer experience and found exactly what she was looking for in her internship with the Pittsburgh Office of Emergency Management and Homeland Security.
Brush with Royalty Gives Magellan Scholar the Trip of a Lifetime
W&J junior Michaela Mulokey used he Magellan Project to study German castles.
W&J Students Promote Inclusivity Through Classes, Conversation
W&J Students organized an open discussion forum following the presidential election to allow students to voice their opinions and hear from students on both sides of the issues.
