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Michael Abbott ’85, godfather of arts at Wabash, retires

Nathan Ellenberger '26 | Managing Editor

Apr 17, 2026

In a few short weeks, Wabash will say farewell to a pillar of the community. After 32 years of dedicated service, Professor of Theater and Music Department Chair Michael Abbott ’85 will […]

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David Leal ’26: Activism through communication

Brady Reeves '29 | Staff Writer

Apr 17, 2026

As David Leal ’26 entered Wabash College, neither he nor the rest of the campus knew how much he would influence them as well as the greater city of Crawfordsville. He has […]

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Crossword Solution Apr. 17, 2026 – ‘Coffee’

Apr 15, 2026

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Cristian Cantu: Champion of challenges

Antonio Grandinetti '28 | Staff Writer

Apr 10, 2026

Class of 2026 senior spotlight Wabash is a place where people from all over the country and the world come together to grow and be challenged. In many ways, Christian Cantu ’26 […]

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Rick Warner H’13: A truly loyal son

Elijah Wetzel '27 | Editor-In-Chief

Apr 10, 2026

A generation of Wabash men do not know Wabash without Associate Professor of History Rick Warner. Other professors have come and gone, but when Warner retires this May after 27 years at […]

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Crossword Solution Apr. 10 2026 – ‘The Masters’

Apr 08, 2026

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Arman Luthra: Humble and brilliant

Phillip Harvey '29 | Staff Writer

Apr 03, 2026

Class of 2026 senior spotlight For Arman Luthra ’26, the liberal arts experience at Wabash has not just been about exploring a variety of subjects but finding the connections between them. From […]

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Crossword Solution Apr. 3 2026 – ‘Easter’

Apr 01, 2026

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Tobey Condon empowers his citizenship

Carter Ramsey '29 | Staff Writer

Mar 27, 2026

What does it look like when a man squeezes everything he can out of Wabash? Tobey Condon ’26, a senior majoring in philosophy, politics and economics (PPE) has taken advantage of as […]

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Crossword Solution Mar. 27, 2026 – ‘Space’

Mar 25, 2026

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Preston Parker lights up the marquee

Phillip Harvey '29 | Staff Writer

Mar 20, 2026

Class of 2026 senior spotlight Wabash, as an institution of opportunities, provides its young men the chance to adapt their future to fit their ever-changing passions. For Preston Parker ‘26, these years […]

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Crossword Solution Mar. 20 2026 – ‘March Madness’

Mar 18, 2026

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