A group of student bringing the yearbook into the modern era. We create magazines, videos, photos, a Sundays, 1pm-4pm. Place: We the People office.
Alan Ellis
Vice President
Office Hours: Determined Weekly (Will be posted)
Olivia Engl
Database Manager
Office Hours: Tuesdays/Fridays, 3pm-5pm. Julia Nadovich
Magazine Manager
Office Hours: Sundays, 3pm-5pm, or by appointment. Keira Frazier
Video Manager
Office Hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 5:30pm-6:30pm, or by appointment. Jaqualynn Anderson
Mentor
Office Hours: Tuesdays/Thursdays, 8pm-9pm. Pl
ace: Olin Lobby. Aysha (Ash) Nuhuman
Secretary
Michaela Mulokey
Social Media Manager
Office Hours: TBD
Lauren Markish
Social Media Creator
Chrissy Tellis
Social Media Planner
Justin Swank
Advisor
The first meeting of the 2017 Fall Semester is TONIGHT at 8pm in the We The People office. Come and sit in if you are at all interested. We will be going over the club's function and goals for this year! Talk to Olivia Engl ([email protected]) if you can't make it but want more information
If anyone has photos from Graduation feel free to post them on here 😀 We would love to see them!
All graduates, share your photos to our page. We will add them into the album once the ceremony is over.
All taken by Alex York
Spring has sprung! If you think you have a nice spring-themed photo of campus worthy of being on our magazine cover, send it our way!
We made it, folks!! Hoping all of you have a wonderful break!
Zumba is a fun and healthy activity that promotes exercise through dancing to Latin inspired music. Accidentally created in the mid-90s by an aerobics instructor, this form of exercise has become widely popular all around the world, including the campus. The best part of Zumba is that people do not need to know the dance moves beforehand, and it is fun for people of all ages. It is a healthy way to exercise without hurting the body, and having a companion makes it so much more enjoyable. W&J’s Zumba club offers to have free classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays of every week, making it a regular and fun event that can help de-stress you on busy days! - Aysha Nuhuman
Photo Credits: Aysha Nuhuman
What are some of your New Years Resolutions? Ours include covering more student events and beginning a "Presidents of W&J" series!
Have an event? Let us know! And keep an eye out for one of our photographers on campus, maybe you will be featured!
From We the People, to you and yours: Happy Holidays!
Grades are in! How did you all do? Are you happy with your grades?
Leave a comment or video below. :)
We decided to build a snowman instead of studying for finals 🙃⛄️
Remember when the school gave us lobster and steak?
Edited by Alessandro Martin '20
Frosty the forever alone snowman. Taken by a student.
Gorgeous photo of the Presidents house through trees.
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When students see snow during finals week ...
Alumni house in snow.
A student in the snow.
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Olin in snow.
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From one student to another. If you are living on campus for Intersession, remember to fill out the form they mention below.
Living on campus for Intersession? Complete the Intersession Housing Request Form, located on the Residence Life Spire page, to have swipe access to your residence hall over the Intersession Term!
Intersession housing is for students registered for Intersession classes, student athletes in season, students working for a campus office, or an international student approved to stay. For student workers on campus, your office will need to contact the Office of Residence Life at [email protected] or 724-229-5120 to verify that you are going to be working over Intersession.
Intersession housing opens Wednesday, January 4, at 12 p.m. Classes begin the following day.
It is the first serious snowfall of the year, and of course it is Finals week.
Post your pictures of the snow in the comments below!
What?! Who thinks this should be a regular things?
to when Washington & Jefferson College students and professors got all dressed up in 1971 for the faculty vs. varsity basketball game.
Hmmm... I wonder what We the People are up to this time?
Be sure to come out and listen to this year's "Tom Talks" this Thursday in the Rossin Ballroom! Click the following link for more info: https://www.washjeff.edu/tom-talks-1
Timeline photos
Did someone say food? to when students in 1950 were exploring the recesses of the mind in their psychology class, fittingly captioned in the yearbook as “dogs, bells, and food.” Photo from the Learned T. Bulman Archives. See W&J history for yourself on the ground floor of the U. Grant Miller Library.
In the wake of Thanksgiving Break and finals, the Zeta Lambda Chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma at W&J created their own mannequin challenge!
Hey everyone!
Since everyone has been working so hard (and because a lot of people already went home to be with family or have registration at 8) we decided to cancel today's meeting.
However, if you would like to meet with Alan or Lauryn, they will be in the office tonight from 8pm to about 8:30pm.
Other than that, have a great Thanksgiving Break and thank you for all the hard work. And we will see you next Monday. 😀
W&J rallies late to claim ECAC Presidents Bowl over Brockport, 38-31
Pete Coughlin hit Anthony Keriotis from 35 yards out with 13 seconds left complete the comeback in a 38-31 Presidents Bowl win.
Jonah Jacobs greatly enjoys the outdoor and natural world, from visiting it himself, to just watching documentary after documentary of the great shapes of nature. He uses this inspiration, from the molecular and macroscopic levels, to create amazing pieces of colored nature. Most of his work is made out of cardboard, oatmeal, and other very natural ingredients. He mentioned the fact that he likes to burn his cardboard so that nature has an element in creating his art, not just inspiring it. He also mentioned that his pieces were all hand glued on. Each q-tip used was individually dipped in paint and put onto the piece. There is so much to admire from his work from the style, to the methods used to create it, to the scale of some of his pieces.
At their fall concert, the W&J choral groups including the Chorus, Camerata Singers, and Jaybirds (W&J's acapella group) performed a variety of songs from different countries such as France, Germany, and India.
Stop by the Alley (lower level of the Hub) on Tuesdays for martial arts and self-defense lessons with Dr. Matsuno! Beginner lessons take place from 5:30pm - 6:15pm and intermediate/advanced lessons take place from 6:15pm - 7:00pm!
Theatre SLAM! is a 24-hour experimental theatre experience for both the actors and the audience. We meet at 7pm Friday to begin constructing something to present 7:30pm Saturday. This "something" can be anything. For the past several years, we began by brainstorming ideas then developing those ideas into 8-10 minute scenes. Typically these scenes draw from popular culture or current issues. We break into teams to write, cast, and direct the scenes. In the end, whatever happens, happens.
Road Closures Around W&J Planned for Nov. 16
Road Closures Around W&J Planned for Nov. 16 ShareFacebookTwitterLinkedInEmail November 14, 2016 WASHINGTON, PA (Nov. 15, 2016) - A funeral service will be held Wednesday, Nov. 16 at the Church of the Covenant on East Beau Street in Washington, near the W&J campus, for fallen Canonsburg Police Offic...
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Remember when the school gave us lobster and steak? Edited by Alessandro Martin '20
SGA hospitality dancing to Kid Ink
The Jazz combo is performing in Montis right now. They switch off with the W&Jaybirds throughout the night.
Monti's celebrated Black History Month with poetry readings. Here are two written and performed Carmen Carroll.
Just a couple of people having fun at Monti's.
Just a couple of students have fun on the hill in front of Old Main
Here's a bit of a better clip from tonight of the Jaybirds, (a student run acapella group) singing carols outside of The Commons.
In case you missed the GSA's first annual Haunted House, located in Davis Hall, during Fall Fest, here's what you missed.
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