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October 2, 2026

Fences block Mall on short notice

The week after Homecoming is always a bit of a fever dream, but this year students were hit with a splash of cold water to start the week. The President’s Chief of […]

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International Center receives much needed makeover

If you walk across the street from the TKE house, you’ll come across the International Center. It is a distinct white house with a fancy red door. It didn’t always look this […]

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132nd Monon Bell Classic moves to Muncie

For the first time since 1922, the Monon Bell Game won’t be decided in Crawfordsville or Greencastle. The 132nd meeting between Wabash and DePauw will move to Ball State’s Scheumann Stadium in […]

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Justin Grimmer ’05, Stanford professor, returns for PDSS

In his sophomore year, Justin Grimmer ’05 met with Professor of Political Science Emeritus David Hadley in his office and declared his intention to be a serious student of political science. From […]

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Crossword solution October 2, 2026 – ‘It’s Mr. Worldwide!”

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Homecoming: Wabash becomes home for freshmen

At most schools, homecoming is almost all for the alumni. Students might get a few more parties or an easy win out of it, but ultimately, the goal is for alumni to […]

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Wabash decimates Wooster in Homecoming bashing

The College of Wooster made the trip to Crawfordsville on Saturday, September 26, and spent the afternoon chasing Cole Dickerson ’28. The Wabash College running back ran for 178 yards and four […]

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Athlete Spotlight: The story behind Cole Dickerson ’28’s breakout season

The Little Giants’ football season is off to a hot start this season fueled by the hard-nosed running of Cole Dickerson ’28. After a close home opener against Hampden-Sydney College, Dickerson was […]

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Little Giants look to continue Homecoming success

Three straight wins. Sixty-five points allowed all season. A crowd of scarlet-clad alumni pouring back into Crawfordsville for one Saturday a year. If you’re looking for the moment Wabash’s 2026 season stops […]

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