For the fourth consecutive year, the Little Giants lost the Monon Bell Classic. On November 15, 2025, Wabash fell to the DePauw Tigers 20–41 at Little Giant Stadium in the 131st meeting […]
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Scarlet Honors Weekend is a long held tradition of the college. This year is no different: Wabash will host 170 prospective students this Friday and Saturday for Scarlet Honors Weekend, up from […]
Little Giants aim to bring back Monon Bell to Crawfordsville following three-year drought Three years ago, Wabash men spent Bell Week listening to the joyous tones of the Monon Bell as it […]
How Wabash is prepared for the 12,000 fans traveling to Crawfordsville With over 12,000 fans expected in Crawfordsville, Indiana this weekend in celebration of the 131st Monon Bell Classic, it’s a wonder […]
Editor-in-Chief James Wallace ’26 and Managing Editor Nathan Ellenberger ’26 traveled to the School Down South to do undercover reporting with one goal in mind: Do Dannies really care about the Monon […]
Grit, experience and depth: Why the Monon Bell is returning to Wabash Sean Bledsoe ’26 | Sports Editor | The Bachelor The game needs little introduction. The 131st Monon Bell Classic has […]
Tatum ’03 visits Wabash to discuss career in law and the Church Law can be a cutthroat business – but Josh Tatum ’03, a partner at Plews Shadley Racher & Braun LLP […]
Interest in finance at Wabash reflects national trends Walk across any college campus today, and you’ll likely hear someone mention Investment Banking, Private Equity and Venture Capital. Over the past decade, finance […]
Team’s attention is split between Oberlin and DePauw this week The Wabash College football team had their biggest scare of the season since their game against John Carroll as they found themselves […]
Celebration of first-generation students acknowledges over 30% of student body Today, more first-generation students attend Wabash than ever before. To honor the National Week of Celebration of First-Generation College Students, Wabash passed […]
At Wabash College, brotherhood is our North Star. It’s the ideal we invoke at chapel talks, fraternities, and across campus. But this bond, which we rightly cherish, is threatened by its nemesis: […]
When the audience enters Ball Theater to see Jim Cherry’s “1984” (a stage adaptation of George Orwell’s iconic novel), they must trade the cozy red bricks and warm yellow lights of Wabash’s […]