Category: News
Wabash College President Scott Feller has announced the appointment of Cassie Hagan as the new Director of Professional Development and Center for Innovation, Business, and Entrepreneurship effective January 3, 2022. “Cassie emerged […]
As students prepare to return home for winter break, headlines of the new Omicron variant have heightened fears of a possible next chapter in the pandemic saga. With over 30 identified mutations […]
Students Return from Thanksgiving Break Immersion Trips
Q: President of the Sphinx Club. What does that position and its responsibility mean to you? A: It means a lot to me that I am The Sphinx Club President. The Sphinx […]
For the first time since the outbreak of COVID-19, Wabash is offering four immersion trips over Thanksgiving break. These immersion classes will travel all over the world, including to the Bay of […]
As the Chapel Bell plays the official songs of each of the five b ranches, Wabash community veterans stand in silence on the steps of the Chapel. At 11:00 on Thursday, as […]
There are innumerable records in the rivalry annals of DePauw and Wabash. Theft and vandalism became part of the annual tradition between the two schools. Once the Monon Bell joined the fold […]
As quarterback Jerry Huntsman ’52 led the Wabash team onto the field, he only had that week’s Bachelor headline in mind: “Beat DePauw.” This may have been the 59th encounter between the […]
Students Anticipate Returning the Bell to its Rightful Home
A liberal arts education opens the door to many professional pathways, including business, law school, public health school, and more. Sometimes, it can connect those multiple places in unexpected ways and lead […]
This upcoming Saturday night, after a year hiatus, the MXI will host the X-Tacy Poetry Slam. Those who attend will be treated to a series of live poetry performances. Poetry can be […]