The unintended life of John Noble is a study on finding your way and your niches, and excelling at each one. Noble, 70, was an athletic force at Dubois High School in football and wrestling. He became a football player and – despite his protestations – a wrestler at Washington & ...
A documentary about the ongoing war in Ukraine, “Stand Tall for the Rule of Law,” will be shown Oct. 13, at 6 p.m., at Washington & Jefferson College’s Yost Conference Room in the Burnett Center. The program is hosted by the college’s pre-law and conflict and resolution studies ...
Washington & Jefferson’s football game Saturday was one of the shortest in its long and storied history, but anybody who stayed to its end, at halftime, will remember the scene for a long time. The Presidents’ game against Keystone was called at halftime with W&J leading 42-0. ...
A torrential downpour Saturday afternoon led to "widespread" flooding in the Washington area and even caused the suspension of Washington & Jefferson College’s football game as water poured into the stadium and forced its evacuation. The notoriously flood-prone area of Park Avenue in ...
After 53 years of teaching, mentoring thousands of students, leading research projects, cheering on sports teams, and referencing 1970s television shows during lectures, Washington & Jefferson College psychology professor Dr. Michael Crabtree has retired. And it seems everyone who met ...
Washington & Jefferson College is undertaking an ambitious project to transform Lazear Hall into an innovative center for health care programs as the school expands its health sciences programs. College officials and other dignitaries joined President Elizabeth MacLeod Walls outside ...
