Wabash College is renowned for its rich history of traditions, each bearing a unique mark on our campus culture. Some of these traditions have a relatively short history, such as the Senior […]
Category: Opinion
Opinion: It’s time to pave a new tradition
Sep 21, 2023
Opinion: Is Wabash the last all-male college?
Sep 01, 2023
Now I know you’re reading my title and thinking to yourself, “Well of course not, there’s three others.” But when you really look at it, Wabash may be a lone wolf in […]
Opinion: Why you should write for The Bachelor
Aug 29, 2023
Freshmen, welcome to Wabash College! Your first week of college is one of the most exciting—but alsooverwhelming—times of your life. You’ve been told about traditions, shown the ropes and met some incredible […]
Opinion: Philanthropy is more than money
Apr 20, 2023
Day of Giving causes some mixed feelings. I get it. The well-coordinated media campaign always energizes me, and as I hear Wabash success stories, track the money-raising efforts on the game that […]
With this year’s National Act behind us, we at The Bachelor think that our most expensive student event is in need of a breath of fresh air. Most of campus, including the […]
Opinion: No, Kubiak didn’t ‘destroy’ gender feminism
Apr 19, 2023
Last week, there was an all-student email sent out linking a 2005 Chapel Talk by former Wabash Classics professor Dr. David Kubiak. This was in response to an assignment from Dr. Rognlie’s […]
Opinion: Addressing the ‘Why’ for Day of Giving 2023
Apr 14, 2023
Wabash started the Day of Giving in 2014, and a question has long lingered around the corners of campus. “I go to Wabash (or I work at Wabash), so why do you […]
Bergman-Rivera: We want to hear from YOU
Apr 07, 2023
Gents, it has been an exciting couple of weeks getting to talk with guys across campus and to spread our message on how to improve Wabash for the future. Wabash truly brings […]
Opinion: The art of Career Services
Apr 07, 2023
After reading The Bachelor a few weeks back and after having recently received funding for my dream summer internship, I’ve had a feeling all week that I couldn’t shake. A feeling that […]
It was impossible to walk around campus this month without noticing the brightly colored posters put up by The Foundation, Wabash’s new art collective aimed at promoting “socially engaged” artwork. The group, […]
Staff editorial: Gary Lineker, journalistic impartiality and the importance of divisive opinion columns
Mar 23, 2023
Want uncontroversial reporting? Don’t call a real journalist. Take for example Gary Lineker, a British sportscaster who recently became embroiled in a feud with his employer, the BBC. Lineker, who hosts Britain’s […]
Last week, my investment portfolio, which consists of 27% equities in the finance sector, experienced a tumultuous ride after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), the 16th largest bank based on […]