Anxiety among institutions of higher learning is high as cuts to education spending and tax hikes are being floated by government officials across the nation. While institutions face an onslaught at both […]
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Following a comprehensive search that eventually narrowed the field to two candidates, Scott Brown was announced as the next dean of students at Wabash on Monday, March 17. Brown will succeed Professor […]
Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies leads charge for celebration of Black History Month
Feb 21, 2025
As February is reaching its end, the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies (MXIBS) continues to host events celebrating Black History Month. Every year, February is nationally dedicated to celebrating Black history […]
Financial Aid Office prepares for proposed state budget cuts that could impact more than 150 students State financial aid in the state of Indiana is set to change soon — and not […]
Amongst the smell of freshly painted Homecoming floats and the sounds of excited Wabash men ready for a long day of football, the National Association of Wabash Men (NAWM) and members of […]
After a semester of patient waiting, the Wabash and Montgomery County communities finally witnessed some progress on the Wabash Community Center this past Saturday, January 25 when the groundbreaking for the upcoming […]
Approval for critical documentation holds up the teardown After months of anticipation from students, faculty and Bon Appetit staff alike, Grub Hollow served its first customer on November 11, 2024, at 11:00 […]
An ever-awaited day that comes every four years, Election Day, which falls on November 5 this year, will determine the next President of the United States. Seats in the Senate and the […]
In exclusive interviews with The Bachelor, the Indiana gubernatorial candidates spoke about issues relevant to Wabash students Question 1: How will your term as governor help support college students preparing to enter […]
Ahead of the 2024 Presidential Election, many Americans are left wondering if they should pay attention to polling Ask anyone for their 2024 Presidential election prediction and, regardless of who they think […]
When Indiana voters go to the polls on Tuesday, November 5, most of the ballot will appear as expected. Of course, you’ll be asked to make your pick for the next President […]
Out of a stiff group of competitors, Jake Weber ’25, a rhetoric major and brother of Tau Kappa Epsilon, was named top advocate at the 31st moot court competition on October 24. […]