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 […]
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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 […]
A Letter to the Editor: Ian Rollins ‘23 Despite contrary belief, Student Senate did not postpone National Act with Waka Flocka Flame to purposefully piss people off. There are several reasons as […]
First-generation students face different barriers to success from their non-first-generation peers. Accessing opportunities, managing expectations, and matching the language of academia can be a challenge. And these barriers prevent many students from […]
“I don’t do facts, I do emotion,” said James Love III ’22 as he, with rainbow fan in hand, took to the podium at ‘shOUT’s Chapel Talk last month. “I’m here to […]
In what continues to be a staple on the Wabash calendar each year, the 28th annual Moot Court competition wrapped up this Wednesday with Cooper Smith ‘23 overcoming the three-round, week-long endeavor […]
On October 12, 2021, over three hundred members of the Wabash community took part in a Unity Walk. The event was organized by Leo Warbington ’22. Other key organizers of the event […]
Last year, President Feller announced the Wabash Public Policy Project, an initiative to support students who follow in a long tradition of Wabash men who have pursued public service. This year, Richard […]