Little Giants Face the Colonels of Centre, Kick Off 2021-22 Campaign for the 2021-22 season. With a healthy mix of experienced upperclassmen and talented underclassmen adding to the depth of the team, […]
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Wabash Loses 8-0 to Kenyon in NCAC Semifinals, Ends Season The soccer season came to a sudden end on Wednesday afternoon as the Little Giants crashed out of the play-offs in a […]
Redpack Looks Ahead to NCAA DIII Great Lakes Regional The course was at the Clark County fairgrounds in Springfield, Ohio. The course is a relatively new course, but it was still well […]
Little Giants Grab Momentum Ahead of Final Two Games
Football Ends Two-Game Skid, Posts 59 Points in Much-Needed Win Last Saturday, October 30, the Wabash College Little Giants (6-2; 5-2 NCAC) brought home a 59-34 victory over the Kenyon Lords (2-6; […]
Professional Immersion Experience trips, known as PIE trips, provide Wabash students the opportunity to meet alumni professionals and gain a competitive edge in applying for internships and jobs. Due to COVID, recent […]
The Wabash Community found many ways to celebrate and prepare for Halloween this year, one of which was through the Theater Departments Stage Makeup workshop last Thursday, October 28. Held in the […]
Entering into her 20th year at the College and off the heels of her fourth Chapel Talk last week titled, “Get Curious, Make Do, and Feed the Fish,” Professor Michele Pittard continues […]
If you’re unaware, there were elections nationwide this week. They presented the first opportunity for a referendum on President Biden and his agenda and they offered a chance for the people to […]
A liberal arts education opens the door to many professional pathways, including business, law school, public health school, and more. Sometimes, it can connect those multiple places in unexpected ways and lead […]
This upcoming Saturday night, after a year hiatus, the MXI will host the X-Tacy Poetry Slam. Those who attend will be treated to a series of live poetry performances. Poetry can be […]
A Letter to the Editor: Ian Rollins ‘23 Despite contrary belief, Student Senate did not postpone National Act with Waka Flocka Flame to purposefully piss people off. There are several reasons as […]