“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 […]
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Last semester, Wabash’s Advancement Office received an unexpected letter from a woman in Hamilton, Montana. It was addressed to “whomever can help” and contained photos of a 1970 class ring. “I have […]
“The most disrespected person in America is the black woman. The most unprotected person in America is the black woman. The most neglected person in America is the black woman.” Malcolm X, […]
Richard Paige — Words seem to come easy to Clint Smith, especially when he finds his rhythm and words simply flow. That cadence produces an easy connection between speaker and listener, one […]
Richard Paige — I’ve wrestled for a while with the idea of properly recognizing the 2020 senior art majors. At the time of the semester where each of these eight guys […]
Richard Paige — Much of this semester has been about adjustments, and through those adjustments the virtual becomes real. Like a handful of other classes, Michele Pittard’s EDU330 Urban Education class was […]
Richard Paige — There were flashes during the opening reception for “Noli Me Tangere: Lamentations,” where artist Kelvin Burzon ’12 sought moments of quick reflection. In between questions or comments from patrons, […]
Richard Paige — December 4 was a big day for the students in Professor Shamira Gelbman’s 2020 Census course. Final exams didn’t begin for five more days, but these projects had a […]
Richard Paige — The Ides of August, the vehicle for Wabash professors to share their creative and research efforts with colleagues across disciplines, brings out the best in our classroom leaders. Witness […]
Richard Paige — Confirmed to serve as a judge on the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Indiana, Damon R. Leichty ’94 endured quite a wait in his elevation to […]
Richard Paige — Erich Lange ’19, like most of us at some point in our childhoods, grew up riding in the car between band concerts, baseball games, and other activities, changing uniforms […]
Richard Paige — I was combing through the photo archives recently when I stumbled across the gallery I posted of Freshman Saturday in August of 2015. So I stopped to look at […]
Richard Paige — Sometimes you wonder where inspiration comes from. Other times, it’s obvious. Jordan Ogle ’19 is a writer. The English literature major with a philosophy minor loves poetry. “This is […]
Richard Paige — Leave it to a father and son to bring a little emotion into the 2019 IAWM Leadership Breakfast. After spirited presentations from Derrin Slack ’10, Tom Hiatt ’70, Wabash […]
Richard Paige — Tobey Herzog is back in the classroom and he calls it “one of the best experiences I’ve ever had.” He retired in 2014, but old habits are hard to […]
A few days ago, I sat in the audience at the 19th Annual Celebration of Student Research, Scholarship, and Creative Work as a Wabash student condensed a semester’s worth of literature research […]
Over Thanksgiving Break, art major Marlon Lewis ’20 went on his first immersion trip to Prague, Czech Republic to hand carve puppets with his Theater 303 class. In January, he will be […]
Richard Paige — The goal behind WABASH Day was never self-serving. Sure, there would be meaningful service – 16 projects that dotted Crawfordsville and Central Indiana as well as six others spread […]
