After over a year of talking about, planning, and implementing, Wabash now has an on-campus disc golf course. The new course now allows another activity for the free use of the Wabash […]
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The Wabash Democracy and Public Discourse initiative hosted a viewing and deliberation of “A Legacy of Hope” this past Monday, October 27, 2021. WDPD came together with the Malcolm X Institute of […]
As a junior, Wabash has thrown me some difficult challenges so far. Among them are the student body, employment troubles, and most notably academic difficulties. Before Wabash, my life was very different […]
I don’t think there is a single person in this world who hasn’t lost anything within the pandemic. That’s not to say that there isn’t anyone who gained anything from the pandemic. […]
American culture values warriors above all else. From a young age, children take part in sports, learning about, among others, strategies to defeat the other team, and an overall warrior ethos that […]
“I don’t do facts, I do emotion,” said James Love III ’22 as he, with rainbow fan in hand, took to the podium at ‘shOUT’s Chapel Talk last month. “I’m here to […]
In what continues to be a staple on the Wabash calendar each year, the 28th annual Moot Court competition wrapped up this Wednesday with Cooper Smith ‘23 overcoming the three-round, week-long endeavor […]
Isaac Temores Looks to Lead Swimming and Diving to Success The Wabash swimming and diving team boasts many leaders around campus. One of them is Isaac Temores ’22, a LaPorte, Indiana native […]
Wabash Recovers After 2OT Loss, Pushes for NCAC Playoff Berth It was a sore and disappointing weekend for the Little Giants as they fell 2-1 in double overtime against No. 22-ranked and […]
Little Giants Finish 16th out of 35, Look Ahead to NCAC Championships The Redpack competed at the Oberlin Interregional Rumble this past Saturday against a field of thirtyfive Division III opponents. The […]
Wabash Trails DePauw in Standings, Still Controls Own Destiny