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Archives: September, 2026


The Tigers forgot to roar: Little Giants run wild in 31-0 rout

Carter McCall '29 | Sports Editor

Sep 18, 2026

Little Giant Stadium had a party Saturday afternoon, and Cole Dickerson ’28 was the guest of honor. Dickerson bulldozed his way to a career-high 206 yards and two touchdowns on the ground […]

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Josh Kline ’99: A serial builder gives back to Wabash

Elijah Wetzel '27 | Editor-In-Chief

Sep 18, 2026

When Josh Kline ’99 was a senior at Wabash, he never really imagined himself with a career in sales. He definitely didn’t think he would help start a sales internship program for […]

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Educational caution with AI at Wabash

Tobin Seiple '29 | Features Editor

Sep 18, 2026

The conversation surrounding Artificial Intelligence has been exhausting. Here we are, four years after the release of ChatGPT, and there still seems to be a constant debate on its use cases and […]

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Crossword Solution September 18 2026 – ‘A fistful of quarters

Sep 16, 2026

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Reflecting on 25 years since 9/11

Dagim Huntington '29 | Staff Writer

Sep 11, 2026

We have all heard about it, but no current student lived through it. The terrorist events that occurred during September 11, 2001 were devastating, and thankfully nobody in the Wabash community was […]

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Wabash comes back to win fifth Gentlemen’s Classic

Carter McCall '29 | Sports Editor

Sep 11, 2026

Wabash College roared back from a 14-point hole with 19 unanswered points and four takeaways to beat Hampden-Sydney College 29-20 Saturday, capturing the fifth edition of The Gentlemen’s Classic at Little Giant […]

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In the wake of 9/11, Wabash sought normalcy through football

Abbas Hakim '29 | Staff Writer

Sep 10, 2026

On what was expected to be an ordinary Saturday in mid-September of 2001, Wabash College was set to host Wheaton College for their second football game of the season. However, this week […]

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Crossword Solution September 11, 2026 – ‘Themeless #1’

Sep 10, 2026

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Under the hood of the Ray ’28 administration

Phillip Harvey '29 | Staff Writer

Sep 04, 2026

Student Body President Jackson Ray ’28 set out in his platform to make the Student Senate more impactful than it has been in years past. Following each spring election, the newly elected […]

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Record numbers push campus housing to maximum capacity

Owen Vermeulen '28 | News Editor

Sep 04, 2026

Wabash has continued its trend of admitting a large freshmen class that it has cultivated over the last few years. This year’s freshmen class, while not as big as last year, is […]

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Little Giants, Gentlemen’s Classic return: A look back before kickoff

Nash Ochs-Wald '29 | Staff Writer

Sep 04, 2026

Put the burgers on the grill and park the cars for the tailgate because college football is back in town. And Wabash College football is ready to hit the ground running. After […]

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Crossword solution September 4, 2026 – ‘We will rock you!”

Sep 02, 2026

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