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November Team of the Month

Ethan Wallace '25 | Sports Editor

Dec 04, 2024

The Bachelor’s picks for the most high-impact athletes last month Basketball: Josh Whack ’26 Josh Whack ’26 has always been a talented member of the Wabash basketball roster, but this year, he’s […]

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Tags: basketball, Cross Country, Football, Sports, swimming & Diving, Wrestling | Posted in Sports


12-team College Football Playoff bracketology: Who’s in? 

Haiden Diemer-McKinney '26 | Sports Writer

Nov 22, 2024

College football is entering a new era as it prepares for the long-anticipated 12-team playoff format. After years of the Bowl Championship Series era and the four-team playoff, this expansion is sure […]

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Tags: College Football, Column, FBS, features, Sports | Posted in Features



Dueling predictions: The 130th Monon Bell Classic

Nov 15, 2024

Don’t let the stats fool you; Wabash is coming for the Bell Ethan Wallace ’25 | Sports Editor | The Bachelor The North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) once again comes down to […]

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Tags: DePauw, Football, Monon Bell Classic, opinions, Sports, the depauw | Posted in Opinion



On to Greencastle

Ethan Wallace '25 | Sports Editor

Nov 14, 2024

The 130th Monon Bell Classic has arrived. The familiar contest needs little introduction. From all the hopes riding on this game to the intricate traditions and unlimited possibilities that could unfold on […]

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Tags: Brand Campbell, Don Morel, Football, Jake Gilbert, Monon Bell Classic, Xavier Tyler | Posted in Sports



Greene: The four horsemen of the DePauw-calpyse

Elijah Greene '25 | Photo Editor

Nov 14, 2024

Ladies and gentlemen, the time has come. From being blown out in Greencastle two seasons prior and losing in heartbreaking fashion during overtime in 2023, the Wabash football team is back for […]

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Tags: Brand Campbell, Football, gavin ruppert, Jake Gilbert, Monon Bell Classic, Sports, Xavier Tyler | Posted in Sports


Wallace: Six stories to watch for this basketball season

Ethan Wallace | Sports Editor

Nov 14, 2024

After a long wait, Wabash basketball is finally underway. With massive roster changes following the 2024 graduation, the Little Giants will have a new look through the 2024-2025 season. Here’s six key […]

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A Good Half Hour:’ An Unusually Merciful Place’

Elijah Wetzel '27 | Staff Writer

Nov 12, 2024

What do you get when you combine a Methodist hymnal, Scottish prayer, Episcopalian liturgy, and Catholic blessing, all taught by a Lutheran minister in a college chapel? Not an overly complicated joke, […]

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Tags: Derek Nelson, features, pioneer chapel, religion, warren campbell | Posted in Features


2024 US Election: Final showdown

Connor Phillips '28 | Staff Writer

Nov 05, 2024

An ever-awaited day that comes every four years, Election Day, which falls on November 5 this year, will determine the next President of the United States. Seats in the Senate and the […]

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Tags: election, News, Politics, united states | Posted in News



McCormick and Braun ’76 weigh in on key topics

Nov 04, 2024

In exclusive interviews with The Bachelor, the Indiana gubernatorial candidates spoke about issues relevant to Wabash students Question 1: How will your term as governor help support college students preparing to enter […]

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Tags: election, Indiana news, Jennifer McCormick, Mike Braun, News, Politics | Posted in News



Can we trust polls’ predictive powers?

Elijah Wetzel ’27 | Staff Writer

Nov 04, 2024

Ahead of the 2024 Presidential Election, many Americans are left wondering if they should pay attention to polling Ask anyone for their 2024 Presidential election prediction and, regardless of who they think […]

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Tags: election, Indiana news, News, political science, Politics | Posted in News



What’s on the ballot in Indiana?

Logan Weilbaker ’25 | Managing Editor

Nov 04, 2024

When Indiana voters go to the polls on Tuesday, November 5, most of the ballot will appear as expected. Of course, you’ll be asked to make your pick for the next President […]

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Tags: 2024 Election Special, Indiana news, News, Politics | Posted in News


Little Giants win first dual meet in home waters

Sam Santiago '26 | Staff Writer

Oct 31, 2024

A back-to-back schedule of dual meets continued the Little Giants’ start to the swimming & diving season. With tough competition and close scores, Wabash came out with two out of three wins […]

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Tags: Sports, swimming & Diving | Posted in Sports


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