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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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 […]
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 […]
The start of another academic year has brought campus back to life — shouts of greeting populate the mall, wide-eyed freshmen are adjusting to their new lives and classes are back in […]
As many students left campus at the end of last semester, it was announced that Dean of Admissions, Chip Timmons ’96, would be leaving Wabash after almost 30 years with the College […]
From the annual campus kickoff to the yearly senior art exhibit, the Fine Arts Center has permeated the minds and piqued the interest of generations of Wabash men. While the institution supports […]
During the summer of 2025, Jim Peeples received a call from Head Baseball Coach Jake Martin ’03 informing him that the Director of Athletics and Recreation position was open at Wabash. Martin […]
On Saturday May 16 the Class of 2026 will receive their diploma after four years of determination. Commencement is a celebration because it signifies a turning point from one stage of life […]
Class of 2026 Senior Spotlight Few things are more desirable than having the opportunity to work from within one’s dream industry. During his time at Wabash, Braiden Foster ’26 was able to […]
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, […]
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, […]