What do you think of when you think of “Indiana”? For most, Indiana means small towns, nice people, family farms and above all, high school basketball. No film captures the true essence […]
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With the end of the semester right around the corner, it’s time for seniors to make plans for when their time as a student at Wabash comes to a close. Chase Breaux […]
The Center for Business, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship and Wabash Democracy and Public Discourse organizations have been prominent programs with a direct admittance program. Now, Wabash’s Global Health Initiative (GHI), has joined the […]
Winner to advance to national playoffs It’s all or nothing for the Little Giants as they take on the DePauw Tigers in the 129th Monon Bell Classic on Saturday, November 11. They […]
The Monon Bell football game is always the highest-attended game of the year for both Wabash College and Depauw University. Ensuring that students, alumni and others have a fun, but safe, experience […]
The Monon Bell Classic is one of the biggest events of the Wabash school year, with its famously exciting atmosphere that comes with such an ancient rivalry. It is no wonder that […]
If there’s one thing Wabash men love to do, it’s hate on DePauw. We call them Dannies, DePauL, FePauw (IYKYK), the School Down South, D***** and a barrage of names less fit […]
Wabash College prides itself on producing successful careers for all its graduates, especially when those opportunities break the “traditional” career paths of our world. This was especially true for David Weglarz ’03, […]
The Wabash rugby squad had an excellent outing on Saturday, November 4, walking away from Frank Navarro Field with the Monon Keg after defeating DePauw 20-5 and beating Taylor University to capture […]
Among its numerous claims to fame, Wabash prides itself on its legal community, having shaped and educated outstanding lawyers for generations dating back to the College’s founding. Wabash has developed a stellar […]
The Wabash Theater department and musicals have a complicated past. The department hasn’t put on a musical since 2014, so when I overheard a friend say that the show’s director, Michael Abbott, […]
Photos by Elijah Greene ’25 “Something Rotten!” runs on the Ball Theater stage November 1–4. The show, set in 1590s England, centers around brothers and aspiring playwrights Nick and Nigel Bottom and […]