For the first time since the outbreak of COVID-19, Wabash is offering four immersion trips over Thanksgiving break. These immersion classes will travel all over the world, including to the Bay of […]
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As the Chapel Bell plays the official songs of each of the five b ranches, Wabash community veterans stand in silence on the steps of the Chapel. At 11:00 on Thursday, as […]
The Bachelor and The DePauw Predict the 127th Monon Bell Classic BLAKE LARGENT ’22SPORTS EDITOR WABASH: 28DEPAUW: 24 The Bachelor Prediction The Wabash football team entered the year favorites to win the […]
There are innumerable records in the rivalry annals of DePauw and Wabash. Theft and vandalism became part of the annual tradition between the two schools. Once the Monon Bell joined the fold […]
Best in the nation. These are the words that describe the Wabash Wrestling team. Altogether, they are ranked #2 in the country. Four wrestlers are ranked within the top five: Carlos Champagne […]
Wabash Opens Season with Tough Matchups vs. Centre and Hanover On Saturday, November 6, Wabash Basketball kicked off the 2021- 2022 season with a win against Centre College. The Little Giants came […]
As quarterback Jerry Huntsman ’52 led the Wabash team onto the field, he only had that week’s Bachelor headline in mind: “Beat DePauw.” This may have been the 59th encounter between the […]
Wabash Ends Season 11-6-2 (4-3-2 NCAC), Looks Forward to Future Austin Hughes ’23 is a junior midfielder from Clarksville, IN. Hughes has played 16 games for Wabash this season, scoring four goals […]
Students Anticipate Returning the Bell to its Rightful Home
A return to campus for many alumni is an opportunity for reminiscing. Cory Kopitzke ‘14 had the chance to not just reminisce, but to give back to his alma mater by sharing […]
Nearly fifteen years after the release of Casino Royale, Daniel Craig gave his final performance as the famous 007 this October. With the release of No Time To Die, Craig surpassed Pierce […]