The affordability of higher education and the transparency from colleges and universities about the actual cost of an education have come under scrutiny in the last decade, as many institutions have continued […]
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On Monday, October 12, President of the College, Scott Feller, notified the campus that Tyler Wade ’12 accepted the role of Dean for Enrollment Management. The offer was extended by the college […]
Cuts to higher education spending paint liberal arts colleges into a corner It’s no secret that since the second Trump administration took office, higher education has been placed on the back burner. […]
The week after Homecoming is always a bit of a fever dream, but this year students were hit with a splash of cold water to start the week. The President’s Chief of […]
If you walk across the street from the TKE house, you’ll come across the International Center. It is a distinct white house with a fancy red door. It didn’t always look this […]
For the first time since 1922, the Monon Bell Game won’t be decided in Crawfordsville or Greencastle. The 132nd meeting between Wabash and DePauw will move to Ball State’s Scheumann Stadium in […]
The conversation surrounding Artificial Intelligence has been exhausting. Here we are, four years after the release of ChatGPT, and there still seems to be a constant debate on its use cases and […]
Student Body President Jackson Ray ’28 set out in his platform to make the Student Senate more impactful than it has been in years past. Following each spring election, the newly elected […]
Wabash has continued its trend of admitting a large freshmen class that it has cultivated over the last few years. This year’s freshmen class, while not as big as last year, is […]
As many students left campus at the end of last semester, it was announced that Dean of Admissions, Chip Timmons ’96, would be leaving Wabash after almost 30 years with the College […]
The start of another academic year has brought campus back to life — shouts of greeting populate the mall, wide-eyed freshmen are adjusting to their new lives and classes are back in […]
The cavemen did it again. For the fourth year in a row, the editorial staff of The Bachelor trekked down to Bloomington, Indiana and drove back to Crawfordsville as Indiana’s best small […]