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March 17, 2023
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Benedict ’25 named incoming Editor-in-Chief
Mar 16, 2023
The Editorial Staff is excited to announce that Sam Benedict ’25 has been selected to serve as the Editor-in-Chief of The Bachelor for the 2023- 2024 volume. “I’m pumped,” Benedict said. “The […]
Shifting strategies: President Feller’s new strategic priorities
Mar 16, 2023
Part one in a series on Wabash 2032 Preparing for 2032—Wabash College’s bicentennial—requires vision, commitment and strategy. As President Scott Feller concludes his third year as president, the first year relatively free […]
Elevator crashes in Martindale Hall with student inside
Mar 16, 2023
This past weekend, a Martindale Hall elevator crashed with a student inside. On the evening of March 12, Sean Bledsoe ’26 entered the elevator on the basement level, traveling up to the […]
Class of 2023 Commencement to be held in Little Giant Stadium
Mar 16, 2023
At the culmination of four years of hard work, patience, struggle and holistic education growth and development, Wabash seniors get the much-cherished honor of walking across the stage, shaking hands with the […]
Jack Heldt ’23 wins national title, goes unbeaten on season
Mar 16, 2023
Jack Heldt ’23 firmly cemented his Wabash legacy by capturing the national title at 285-pounds on Saturday, March 11, at the NCAA Division III National Championships in Roanoke, Virginia. He joins an […]
Bronze in Birmingham: Diemer-McKinney ’26 finishes third at nationals, sets new personal record
Mar 16, 2023
Mid-distance runner Haiden Diemer-McKinney ’26 capped off the indoor track and field season on Saturday, March 11, with a third-place finish in the men’s 800-meter run at the NCAA Division III National […]
Baseball brings the heat in south Florida
Mar 16, 2023
For seven days in southwest Florida, the Little Giants baseball team brought the heat to the Suncoast. Powered by an offensive onslaught and dominant starting pitching, Wabash went 6-2 against a series […]
Spring struggles: Golf finishes toward bottom in Georgia tournament, looks forward to match play against DePauw
Mar 16, 2023
The Little Giants golf team traveled to Savannah, Georgia, over spring break to play in the Port City Invitational on March 6-7. Though the result was not quite what the team was […]
Greene: Lacrosse looks to make conference vision a reality
Mar 16, 2023
Ladies and gentlemen, the Wabash lacrosse team has finally arrived, and arrived in a big way. After the team’s recent spring break campaign in Virginia, the Little Giants emerge 5-2 on the […]
Basketball rewind: How the Little Giants captured back-to-back conference titles
Mar 16, 2023
It may have taken a late fadeaway shot by Ahmoni Jones ’24 and a tough defensive play to seal the victory, but Wabash emerged lifting the NCAC trophy on February 24, 2023, […]
Goodwin: Why Coach Brumett should have won NCAC Coach of the Year
Mar 16, 2023
After the NCAC Tournament ended a few short weeks ago, the NCAC announced its end-of-season awards. Vinny Buccilla ’25 and Ahmoni Jones ’24 were selected to the First Team All-NCAC team—both well-earned […]
‘Give me a W!’ John Horner ’59 and the story behind basketball’s most famous chant
Mar 16, 2023
Throughout Wabash basketball’s amazing runs over the past couple of years, the team has constantly been aided by a raucous home crowd, amplified by the acoustics and student section that have come […]
The Editorial Staff is excited to announce that Sam Benedict ’25 has been selected to serve as the Editor-in-Chief of The Bachelor for the 2023- 2024 volume. “I’m pumped,” Benedict said. “The […]
Part one in a series on Wabash 2032 Preparing for 2032—Wabash College’s bicentennial—requires vision, commitment and strategy. As President Scott Feller concludes his third year as president, the first year relatively free […]
This past weekend, a Martindale Hall elevator crashed with a student inside. On the evening of March 12, Sean Bledsoe ’26 entered the elevator on the basement level, traveling up to the […]
Growing up in Crawfordsville, the cross-town move to Wabash was “a big jump” for Logan Smith ’23, an English major with a double minor in Black Studies and Music. Raised in a […]
The Wabash College Theater Department brings laughs and romance galore this weekend with “Stage Kiss.” The romantic comedy with an ensemble cast is an intimate but cleverly constructed work that places you […]
President’s Distinguished Speaker Dr. Doug Tallamy shares stories of environmental work
Feb 16, 2023
The President’s Distinguished Speaker Series returned this Monday, when Wabash College welcomed Dr. Douglas Tallamy to give a talk in Salter Hall with invitation from President Feller. Dr. Tallamy, the T.A. Baker […]
Jack Heldt ’23 firmly cemented his Wabash legacy by capturing the national title at 285-pounds on Saturday, March 11, at the NCAA Division III National Championships in Roanoke, Virginia. He joins an […]
Bronze in Birmingham: Diemer-McKinney ’26 finishes third at nationals, sets new personal record
Mar 16, 2023
Mid-distance runner Haiden Diemer-McKinney ’26 capped off the indoor track and field season on Saturday, March 11, with a third-place finish in the men’s 800-meter run at the NCAA Division III National […]
For seven days in southwest Florida, the Little Giants baseball team brought the heat to the Suncoast. Powered by an offensive onslaught and dominant starting pitching, Wabash went 6-2 against a series […]