Archives: October, 2026
World travel is essential, yet it is inaccessible for too many. According to the Pew Research Center, roughly 27% of American adults have never left the country. Many who have left the […]
On Monday, October 12, President of the College, Scott Feller, notified the campus that Tyler Wade ’12 accepted the role of Dean for Enrollment Management. The offer was extended by the college […]
The notorious six-by-five blue board stares down waves of contestants day after day when ‘Jeopardy!’ is recording their seasons. Each shoot day consists of one week’s worth of televised content. For some […]
On the first day of fall break, I was driving home on the interstate with nothing on my mind but sleeping in my own bed. Somewhere past the halfway point, a beat-up […]
Cuts to higher education spending paint liberal arts colleges into a corner It’s no secret that since the second Trump administration took office, higher education has been placed on the back burner. […]
Swing a cat in Indianapolis and you’ll probably hit a building or street corner with some Wabash connection. You probably wouldn’t know that, but chances are that Jon Pactor ’71 will and […]
Campus construction becomes an even hotter topic with every new project that starts, and right now we are at the crossroads of two projects that are absolutely campus-altering. The Community Center project […]
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 […]
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 […]