The annual Moot Court competition is back with its callout on Wednesday, October 5. The competition provides students interested in the law, public speaking and politics a chance to be lawyers and […]
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Guest Essay Last week, Wabash College experienced one of its greatest traditions ever: Homecoming! This was our 104th year of Homecoming, a milestone that should be appreciated and praised since tradition is […]
A Q&A with Dr. Bronwen Wickkiser, Classics professor and 42nd Annual LaFollette Lecturer If you could talk to someone from Ancient Greece, who would it be? I may be taking the easy […]
The Board of Directors of the National Association of Wabash Men (NAWM) will induct nine new members to the Wabash College Athletics Hall of Fame on Friday, September 23. The new members, […]
As we celebrate our Wabash community this Homecoming week, it seems that our customs may not be quite as etched in stone as we believe. Many of our returning alumni remind us […]
On October 19, 2021, Daniel Santulli, a Phi Gamma Delta pledge at University of Missouri, was “directed to consume an entire bottle of Vodka. He drank three fourths of it, passed out […]
Voters in New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Delaware went to the ballot box this week for primaries to determine who will be on the general election ballot in November. This set of […]
On September 9, the student body elected Thomas Joven ’24 to be the first Chief Justice of the Student Supreme Court of Wabash College. On September 12, the Student Senate swore in […]
Chase Breaux ‘24 has been selected as one of 100 Voyager Scholars, a new nationally-competitive fellowship focused on supporting the next globally-minded public service leaders. This is the inaugural year of the […]
In the wake of President Biden’s announcement of student loan forgiveness for up to 43 million Americans, borrowers eagerly await long-hoped-for relief. Biden’s policy will forgive up to $20,000 in student loans […]
On August 21, Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb traveled to Taipei to begin an economic development trip in Taiwan and South Korea.Holcomb’s trip comes with a backdrop of potential investment in Indiana by […]
This week, President Biden announced a plan to forgive up to $20,000 in student loans for income-eligible Americans, regardless of age. According to the White House’s released fact sheet, Biden’s policy will […]