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Quarterback Blake White ’25 out for season

Ethan Wallace '25 | Sports Editor

Oct 03, 2024

Brand Campbell ’27 to step in as new starting QB Quarterback and starting punter Blake White ’25 will not return for the remainder of the 2024 football season. White informed the team […]

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Tags: Blake White, Brand Campbell, Class of 2025, Class of 2027, Sports, Wabash | Posted in Sports


Out but not done — White ’25 takes on role of QB mentor

Elijah Greene '25 | Photo Editor

Oct 03, 2024

It’s the end of the line for Blake White ’25 as the quarterback for Wabash College. After a collision in the backfield with three defenders in an awkward position, White left Frank […]

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Grub Hollow powers up

Ty Murphy ’27 | Staff Writer

Oct 03, 2024

After numerous delays, facility is one step closer to opening With construction taking place on the sidewalks and the Mall parking lot being shut down permanently, it marks the beginning of the end […]

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Rugby scores try with new coach

Nick Wangler ’27 | Staff Writer

Oct 03, 2024

Coach Kelly Romano to lead Little Giants to victory The Wabash rugby team is by no means a club on campus that students don’t know about. With success on the pitch as […]

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Cook: Who’s who in the NCAC

Ethan Cook '28 | Staff Writer

Oct 03, 2024

The North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) has seen a mix of some impressive and some uninspiring football so far this season. Teams like Wabash, DePauw and Ohio Wesleyan have shown the ability […]

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Review: Audience raves at ‘sacrilege and blasphemy’ in ‘Tartuffe’

Christopher Board '27 | Guest Writer

Oct 02, 2024

The Wabash Theater Department rang in a new season with the fall production of “Tartuffe.” The comedy by French playwright Moliére was originally condemned as sacrilege and blasphemy by King Louis XIV, […]

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Tags: Ball Theater, features, Jim Cherry, Theater, Wabash | Posted in Features




September team of the month

Ethan Wallace '25 | Sports Editor

Oct 02, 2024

The Bachelor’s picks for the most high-impact athletes last month  Cross Country: Brayden Curnutt ’25  After having repeated as North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) Cross Country Athlete of the Week, Curnutt is […]

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Tags: Cross Country, Football, Golf, soccer, Sports, Tennis, Wabash | Posted in Sports


4th-hour requirements approved

Elijah Wetzel '27 | Staff Writer

Sep 30, 2024

Changes to documentation gives Wabash the clear At a school where tradition is supreme, change can be difficult for the Wabash community. This semester, students and faculty have had to deal with […]

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Tags: 4th hour, Academics, Accreditation, Eric Dunaway, News, Registrar, Wabash | Posted in News



Dickey ’26 bridges art and science with botanical illustrations

Elijah Greene '25 | Photo Editor

Sep 18, 2024

As you walk through the doors of Hays Hall this semester, take a moment and examine the smooth lines and intricate strokes of Evan Dickey ’26’s biological drawings. A combination of watercolors […]

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Tags: biology, Class of 2026, Division 1, Evan Dickey, features, Wabash | Posted in Features



La Alianza renews Buy Local Competition

Elijah Wetzel '27 | Staff Writer

Sep 17, 2024

On a campus that prides itself on its philanthropic success, it is hard to stand out. However, La Alianza’s Buy Local Competition has managed to do just that.  The Buy Local Competition […]

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Mental Health Mile invites tough conversations about suicide

Ty Murphy '27 | Staff Writer

Sep 16, 2024

Last year, the Sphinx Club hosted Leslie Weirich for her Chapel Talk “One Second of Hope” where she detailed her story of losing her son and former student Austin Weirich ’18 on […]

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Football shuts out St. Norbert in home opener

Haiden Diemer-McKinney | Sports Writer

Sep 14, 2024

Looks ahead to Homecoming bout with Battling Bishops A cool fall air, hot grills along Mud Hollow and seats filling up at Little Giant Stadium reminded the Wabash community of one thing  […]

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