In hopes of a fourth-straight title, the Little Giants are North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) Tournament bound. Head Basketball Coach Kyle Brumett will lead his three-time NCAC Tournament Champions against a familiar […]
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Hailing from Dallas, Andrew Dever ’25’s path to Wabash looked a little different than other students. The history and Spanish double major initially came here to continue his athletic career but found […]
In present day basketball, it’s easy to be caught up and pay attention to the points, three-point percentage and all the offensive metrics. But a common saying still applies to every sport: […]
“Close the gap” was the motto that the Wabash swim & dive team began the season with. And when they entered Granville, Ohio last week for their North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) […]
Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies leads charge for celebration of Black History Month
Feb 21, 2025
As February is reaching its end, the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies (MXIBS) continues to host events celebrating Black History Month. Every year, February is nationally dedicated to celebrating Black history […]
Just a little over a month ago, there was a disaster located in California that would be talked about throughout the nation. That is the wildfires that engulfed neighborhoods and homes in […]
Jojo Carter ’25 is a senior born in Fayetteville, North Carolina that can proudly say that Wabash lived up to everything he wanted it to be, and more. “I chose Wabash because […]
Swim shows their best through first two days of competition Two days into the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) Championships, Wabash swimming & diving is showing their competitive edge. Highlighted by a […]
In all the hustle and bustle of college life at Wabash, attending evening lectures can feel like a less-than-ideal addition to one’s schedule. Whether it be for a fourth-hour assignment, extra credit […]
Empathy and humility in action For Jacob Ramirez ’25, coming to Wabash was a leap out of his comfort zone. “I barely left my state growing up,” said the Alamo, Texas native. […]
An unorthodox path and a drive to learn fuel undergraduate success Vaughn Taylor ’25 has not taken the traditional route to becoming a popular name on Wabash’s campus. The senior from Indianapolis, […]
Financial Aid Office prepares for proposed state budget cuts that could impact more than 150 students State financial aid in the state of Indiana is set to change soon — and not […]
