Former President Donald Trump has been indicted and arrested. The first ex-president charged with a crime, Trump has been indicted on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. Though he himself predicted […]
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Wabash Student Senate election season is heating up. At this team most years, the candidates would take the state for a debate. But with Cole Bergman ’24 and Luis Rivera ’25 running […]
For the first time in Wabash history, a candidate for Student Body President will be running unopposed. Cole Bergman ’24 was the only student to assemble a cabinet and put his hat […]
Protests and strikes against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have erupted across Israel, with many criticizing a proposed set of bills meant to overhaul the Israeli judicial system. The bills, pushed by […]
Jake Oostman ’25 was recently recognized by the Independent Colleges of Indiana with a “Realizing the Dream” scholarship. The award is given annually and offers a financial boost to first-gen students. Oostman […]
Renderings, student reactions and the fate of the Sparks Center Walking into Lilly Library any weeknight, students are sure to find the many scenes of college life. Of course, there is plenty […]
Accusations that Donald Trump has been indicted and his arrest is imminent have taken the internet by storm. Surprisingly enough, the allegation comes from Trump himself. It seems Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg […]
Cathy VanArsdall, Wabash’s Director of Student Accounts is set to retire this week. She is stepping down from the role after 23 years of dedicated service to the Wabash community. As her […]
The Editorial Staff is excited to announce that Sam Benedict ’25 has been selected to serve as the Editor-in-Chief of The Bachelor for the 2023- 2024 volume. “I’m pumped,” Benedict said. “The […]
Part one in a series on Wabash 2032 Preparing for 2032—Wabash College’s bicentennial—requires vision, commitment and strategy. As President Scott Feller concludes his third year as president, the first year relatively free […]
This past weekend, a Martindale Hall elevator crashed with a student inside. On the evening of March 12, Sean Bledsoe ’26 entered the elevator on the basement level, traveling up to the […]
At the culmination of four years of hard work, patience, struggle and holistic education growth and development, Wabash seniors get the much-cherished honor of walking across the stage, shaking hands with the […]