Richard Paige — Some professors cast long shadows. For author, noted prosecutor, and former Mayor of Indianapolis Stephen Goldsmith ’68, this influence is 50 years and counting. “It was just amazing,” he […]
Richard Paige — Fraternity brothers, cast mates, friends. But this isn’t your average Wabash story. Jared Cottingham ’18 and Nathan Muha ’18 first met on the tee ball fields of Lowell, Indiana, […]
Richard Paige — What’s it like to sit down in a theater and see your story on the silver screen? “He said he was only taking notes and he put actual things […]
Associate Professor of and Chair of Psychology Karen Gunther wanted to be an artist when she grew up. In junior high, she decided she was better suited for science or math, but […]
Richard Paige — It sounds like a pretty big deal. Philosophy professor Adriel Trott is among a six-person team charged with developing a code of ethics for publishing in the field of […]
Steve Charles—When I heard that the movie “I’ll Push You” was about two best friends—one in a wheelchair—on a 500-mile Camino de Santiago pilgrimage across Spain, I assumed the hero would be […]
Richard Paige — Big ideas seem to thrive at Wabash, so it wasn’t surprising that the Big History symposium generated an enthusiastic response on campus. To the uninitiated, Big History is multidisciplinary […]
by Aaron Webb ’20 California for a 20-year-old from Indiana is mystical—a dream world filled with granite ridges dotted with green and brown pines; miles of beaches sprinkled with blues, reds, and […]
The topic at hand on a recent Thursday was high fashion. Professor Christie Byun quickly took her freshman tutorial students through 150 years of fashion history and its impact on society. Luxury […]
Being at Wabash not quite a year, I still find that I’m in the ‘I don’t know what I’m getting myself into’ stage quite often. It’s how I felt before I took […]
Alejandro Reyna ’17 – The Wednesday evening before hurricane Harvey made landfall, I joined my brother, Dorian, for a drag racing event in Terre Haute, Indiana. My brother owns a diesel performance […]
Every yearbook publishes senior photos. It’s a rite of passage. In the 1970’s, The Wabash took the practice to new heights, publishing photos taken in different campus locations often with a prop […]
Ian Ward ’19- With Big Bash 2017 in the books and being able to meet Wabash greats and watch friendships reignited, it reminds me Wabash is special. You can have a conversation […]
Christina Franks — When students need a little extra help with their work, they often turn to their professors. But who do professors turn to when they need help with their work? […]
Richard Paige — Nearly lost in the shuffle of Senior Week and Commencement was a noteworthy announcement out of Goodrich Hall. Yang Yang ’17 was named the FortKnight of the Year. Again. […]
Richard Paige — The pause lasted 12 seconds, so I knew the answer was meaningful. During a recent visit to Phoenix, where Stephen Batchelder ’15 teaches eighth-grade science, I asked him about […]
Not everything in college goes according to plan, not even for those focused and driven like Riley Lefever ’17. One doesn’t collect 158 career victories on the wrestling mat, four national championships, […]
Two questions entered my mind when I found this tweet. A computer makes poetry. Where is the humanity? How does that work as a teaching tool? Last week my students @WabashCollege […]