In late September, 11 students and two administrators journeyed with Professor Tim Lake to complete a story and a Wabash College connection 168 years in the making. The group traveled to Xenia, […]
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Think a successful business career requires a business degree? Rui Liu ’11 wants you to think again. “I didn’t have a grand plan,” Liu admitted with a laugh. “I studied economics at […]
Tuesday afternoon, two vans left campus loaded with seniors headed to Cincinnati for a baseball game. Four years ago, these students selected “For the [outcome] of the Game,” as their freshman tutorial, […]
Greg Rose ‘80 is recently retired from a career in international business, living in Tokyo —a place he’s called home for 40 years—and he credits his ability to succeed to a simple […]
It’s not everyday you get to introduce the governor, but that was the responsibility Cory Kopitzke ’14 faced just before 8 a.m. on Feb. 27. He was about to step to the […]
The students in Professor Shamira Gelbman’s political science class, Election Polls & Public Opinion, were busy on Election Day, as the group did their own exit public polling at three voting sites […]
Lifeguards have long been a summertime essential. Patrick Volk ’26 has served as a lifeguard over the last two summers at the Las Trampas Pool in his hometown of Lafayette, California, filling […]
Relationships matter at Wabash. We talk about their impacts often and how one conversation can start a lifelong friendship. As the Wabash Club of Indianapolis gave out its Man of the Year […]
John Merle Coulter was the Rose Professor of Geology and Natural History at Wabash College from 1879-91, bringing an advanced view of the sciences to the College. He was also influential in the scientific study of what would become Yellowstone National Park.
Adan Villeda ’23 is a chemistry major from Chicago who graduates this weekend with plans for graduate school, where he will pursue a master’s degree in Notre Dame’s ESTEEM (engineering, science, and […]
Ginny Oustad calls it “The Schlem,” and it needed a new home. “The Schlem” is a painting that has been in Ginny’s family for generations. The still life, featuring fruits and vegetables, […]
Richard Paige — The sounds of a driving rhythm hit me at the door as I entered the classroom in Center Hall 215. “What is this?” asked a student upon taking his […]
I’m the newest member of the communications and marketing team at Wabash College. I run the social media — Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Tiktok. In my short time here, I’ve been to […]
Richard Paige — It was fitting that on a day where the Indianapolis Association of Wabash Men hosted its Leadership Breakfast with a presentation that spotlighted effective leadership of K-12 education in […]
Sabrina Thomas, Associate Professor and David A. Moore Chair in American History, recently won the National Endowment for the Humanities’ Summer Stipend Award. The award provides two months of summer support for […]
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Written By: Josh Garcia ’21 When I looked at my class syllabus last January, it didn’t have a disclaimer saying, “Prepare yourself for a deadly, life-changing pandemic in the spring.” But […]
Richard Paige — Lengthy term papers can have the feel of Sisyphus trying to move a boulder uphill, especially in the spring when attentions naturally drift to the end of the academic […]
“Don’t let your desire to be known as a good guy in front of others get in the way of taking part in the bigger conversation.” Liz Plank, For the Love of […]
