It has been a historic season for the Wabash lacrosse team, and the accolades keep coming. For the first time in program history, the team beat Wittenberg 10-6 at Fischer Field on […]
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The Little Giants pushed their North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) record to 5–1 with a pair of wins over Oberlin. The double header on Monday, April 7 gave Wabash a second home […]
Recently, I’ve been completely enamored by the history of our mascot, Wally Wabash. After seeing the beautiful, well-crafted papier-mâché head from the 1970s, I thought, “What came before this rendition? Who created […]
Despite being located in the small town of Crawfordsville, Indiana, Wabash is no stranger to spectacular guest speakers. From award winning authors to well established businessmen and women, the list goes on, […]
One of the statistics that colleges and universities pride themselves on is post-graduation job and graduate school placements. One avenue straight out of school that many recent Wabash graduates have turned to, […]
Matt Lepper ’25, from Carroll High School in Fort Wayne, Indiana, has had quite the journey at Wabash. Recruited initially as a wrestler, Lepper, majoring in biology and minoring in environmental studies, […]
The Little Giants have taken two major steps toward securing a spot in the postseason tournament. Facing opposite ends of the North Coast Athletic Conference, Wabash secured three wins over their first […]
After months of delays, new move-in date is scheduled Sitting unassuming on the corner of West Wabash Avenue and South Grant Avenue, many Wabash men have passed by the future home of […]
Since its birth in 2021, Wabash volleyball has only seen improvement year-after-year. But this season, the jump in performance was a massive leap. Assistant Volleyball Coach Marcela Dominguez has played an undeniable […]
The Bachelor has served Wabash as the student voice of the College since 1908. Throughout the storied history, multiple Wabash men have stepped up to lead the award-winning newspaper. As the year […]
Baseball: Ben Henke ’26 When Zac Brown Band’s “Chicken Fried” starts playing over the speaker at Goodrich Ballpark, you know Ben Henke ’26 is about to step into the batter’s box. The […]
Before he left office in January after eight years as the state’s highest executive official, former Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb bestowed one of the state’s highest honors on two Wabash alumni. Josh […]