Last Friday, the Wabash Women’s Collective (WWC) hosted a speaking panel to introduce their career experience to the College. The committee was comprised of seven women involved in the Collective: Jane Castianias, […]
Archives: April, 2026
The cavemen did it again. For the fourth year in a row, the editorial staff of The Bachelor trekked down to Bloomington, Indiana and drove back to Crawfordsville as Indiana’s best small […]
Every year the Wabash Advancement Office puts on the 24 hour fundraising campaign known as Day of Giving. This high energy 24-hour event raises the money that Wabash uses to support students, […]
For the past year, I have facilitated conversations as a part of the series of Community Dinners Wabash has made available to students. Each dinner begins with a monologue explaining why these […]
In a few short weeks, Wabash will say farewell to a pillar of the community. After 32 years of dedicated service, Professor of Theater and Music Department Chair Michael Abbott ’85 will […]
Wabash baseball experienced a week of extremes, highlighted by a dramatic comeback victory and a lopsided road loss that underscored ongoing inconsistency. The Little Giants opened the stretch of games on April […]
As David Leal ’26 entered Wabash College, neither he nor the rest of the campus knew how much he would influence them as well as the greater city of Crawfordsville. He has […]
Class of 2026 senior spotlight Wabash is a place where people from all over the country and the world come together to grow and be challenged. In many ways, Christian Cantu ’26 […]
A generation of Wabash men do not know Wabash without Associate Professor of History Rick Warner. Other professors have come and gone, but when Warner retires this May after 27 years at […]