Freshman Block Party
Details to follow
Matriculation 2022
Washington & Jefferson College’s annual Matriculation ceremony introduces the campus community to the incoming class, and shares College traditions and insights with new students. Download the Program Following remarks by President John C. Knapp, Student Government Association President Neil Pandit ’23 will welcome the class, sharing insights and wisdom for their next four years at…
Memorial Day
Observation holiday
Charles West PA State Historical Marker Dedication
The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission and W&J will dedicate a Pennsylvania State Marker honoring Charles Fremont West, M.D., W&J Class of 1924. The dedication will be held on Sept. 18, 2021, at 4 p.m. on the lawn of McMillan Hall.
Pre-game Ceremony for Descendants of 1922 Rose Bowl Team
The 2021 football season marks the 100th anniversary of the W&J Presidents playing in the historic Rose Bowl game, which culminated their 1921-22 season. Prior to the W&J vs. Bethany College football game on Sept. 8, a ceremony to commemorate the famed 1922 Rose Bowl team and honor their living descendants will be held at…
Opening Reception & Artist Talk: Melissa Haviland
Melissa Haviland uses domestic objects as a cultural lens to explore relationships: personal and economic. The home is a platform for interaction from conversation to negotiation. Examining the power of objects in our lives as totems and commodities, Haviland pushes the boundaries of printmaking, multiples, and play to reference the reiteration of objects and ideas…
THEATRE SLAM!
What do you get when you lock student directors, writers, and actors in the theatre overnight? COMBUSTION! EXPLOSION! (or as the poets say) SLAM! Join us for the annual experiment in “dangerous” theatre. As you can imagine, this year promises to be unique. W&J Student Theatre Company and Alpha Psi Omega Theatre Honorary present THEATRE…
New look: Return of students not only change taking place at W&J
The distinctive, identical towers of Old Main have served as overseers of the Washington & Jefferson College campus since they were erected in 1875. They also symbolize life, liberty and the pursuit of a bachelor’s degree at the venerable private liberal arts school.