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The President's Medallion and Chain worn by President Sosulski

Washington College Inaugurates President Michael J. Sosulski, Ph.D.

10/14/2022

In front of an enthusiastic crowd, President Sosulski was officially sworn in and invested with the president's chain and medallion

President Sosulski
Inauguration

Washington College U.S. News & World Report Ranking as One of the Nation's Best Liberal Arts Colleges Jumps 11 Spots

10/13/2022

College continues to earn high marks in nation's most trusted higher education reports

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US News & World Report education rankings

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Program Awarded $729,000 Grant to Continue Work with the Maryland Highway Safety Office

10/13/2022

This was the largest award directed to any higher education institution in Maryland, and the second largest award overall.

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Geographic Information Systems
Center for Environment & Society

Get to Know the 1782 Society

10/12/2022

"When you're a part of the 1782 Society at Washington College you're part of a very special group,” said Fannie Hobba Shenk ’84, 1782 Society and Alumni Engagement Director. “You've not only shown the College your love and support, but you've also let us know how much this place means to you.”

1782 Society

Department of Business Management Launches New Entrepreneurship Minor

10/10/2022

“The new entrepreneurship minor gives students who have entrepreneurial spirit the knowledge and skills to hit the ground running so they can move the world by growing a sustainable business.” -Caddie Putnam Rankin, Ph.D

Department of Business Management
Entrepreneurship Minor

Michael J. Sosulski, 31st president of Washington College

Washington College Will Inaugurate Michael J. Sosulski as its 31st President

09/29/2022

“The installation of a college president is a time of promise, and we are thrilled to have the opportunity to formally celebrate Dr. Sosulski with a traditional ceremony that honors the rich history of this institution,” said Stephen Golding ’72, chair, Board of Visitors and Governors.