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Student Senate sees influx in budget requests as National Act sparks discussion

Sam Benedict '25 | Editor-in-chief

Sep 08, 2023

The Wabash Student Senate has been one of the hottest topics of campus conversation during the first few weeks of the semester, specifically, the Audit and Finance Committee (AFC). […]

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Tags: AFC, Bergman, Budget, Cole Bergman, National Act, Student Senate, Wabash, Wabash news | Posted in News


Craig ’25 studies rise in local West Nile Virus cases

Nathan Ellenberger '26 | Features Editor

Sep 08, 2023

West Nile Virus has suddenly appeared across the state of Indiana. As of August 25, the Indiana Department of Health reported 225 positive mosquito samples from 60 counties, including Montgomery County. […]

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Tags: Indiana, Montgomery County, Mosquitos, Wabash, Wabash news, West Nile Virus | Posted in News



COVID-19 resurgence leads to uncertainty

Hayden Kammer '25 | Staff Writer

Sep 08, 2023

With First Lady Jill Biden testing positive for COVID-19, a new variant raising concerns from scientists, and the CDC and FDA clashing over the efficacy of a booster shot, COVID-19 has once […]

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Tags: Chris Amidon, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Health, Pandemic, Vaccine, Wabash, Wabash news | Posted in News



Carrie Newcomer review: Folk at its finest

Logan Weilbaker '25 | Managing Editor

Sep 06, 2023

“A Great Wild Mercy” is the definition of folk, no matter how you slice it.  At face value, this is a beautiful album to listen to. Folk music traditionally features instruments native […]

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Tags: Carrie Newcomer, features, Folk, music, review, reviews, Wabash | Posted in Features



Wave of vandalism and theft shakes campus community

Sam Benedict | Editor-In-Chief

Sep 01, 2023

As students returned to campus for the fall semester, the last thing they expected to find was vandalism and theft. Two fraternities fell victim to break-ins this summer and, within the first […]

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Tags: break-in, Campus news, Campus Services, crime, News, Security, theft, vandalism, Wabash, Wabash news | Posted in News


Gentlemen’s Classic preview 

Will McKinzie '26 | Sports Writer

Sep 01, 2023

Football set to open on the road against Hampden-Sydney The Gentlemen’s Classic countdown is quickly coming to an end. Wabash wants to come out fighting and set the tone for the season […]

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Tags: all-male, Football, Gentlemen's Classic, Hampden-Sydney, preview, Sports, Wabash | Posted in Sports




Ron Dostal ’92 steps up as new alumni executive

Nathan Ellenberger '26 | Features Editor

Sep 01, 2023

This year, Wabash welcomes Ron Dostal ’92 as the College’s Director of Alumni and Affinity Group Engagement. With this new role, the former Deloitte consultant and early retiree will come out of […]

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Tags: alumni, Alumnus feature, Class of 1992, Dostal, feature, features, Ron | Posted in Features


Big roster changes ahead of season opener 

Precious Ainabor '26 | Sports Writer

Sep 01, 2023

It is a breath of fresh air as the Wabash soccer team looks into their new season of soccer action. The team is excited to face the regular season following preseason scrimmages. […]

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Tags: Preseason, soccer, Sports, Wabash | Posted in Sports



Opinion: Is Wabash the last all-male college?

Austin Stockton '24 | Guest Writer

Sep 01, 2023

Now I know you’re reading my title and thinking to yourself, “Well of course not, there’s three others.” But when you really look at it, Wabash may be a lone wolf in […]

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Tags: all-male, co-ed, Gentlemen's Classic, Wabash | Posted in Opinion



Fall rush retrospective

James Wallace '26 | Opinion Editor

Sep 01, 2023

Fraternity rush officially wrapped up this past Sunday for the fall 2023 semester, marking an end to a process that began at the last Scarlet Honors weekend. Throughout this time, the Interfraternity […]

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Tags: features, fraternity, Greek, rush, Wabash | Posted in Features



Opinion: Why you should write for The Bachelor

Nathan Ellenberger '26 | Features Editor

Aug 29, 2023

Freshmen, welcome to Wabash College! Your first week of college is one of the most exciting—but alsooverwhelming—times of your life. You’ve been told about traditions, shown the ropes and met some incredible […]

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Looking ahead with President Feller

Sam Benedict '25 | Editor-in-Chief

Aug 28, 2023

Ringing-in | Concluding ‘Giant Steps’ | New campus center

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Tags: Campus Center, Feller, Giant Steps, Interview, News, President, Wabash | Posted in Lilly Endowment Grant, News


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