Howard W. Hewitt – Academia has a committee for just about, well, everything. So two years ago I suggested ‘why not a committee on wine?’ Bon Appetit General Manager Mary Jo Arthur […]

Read More - It’s All About Getting the Details Right for Big Bash

Howard W. Hewitt – It’s hard to say any Wabash tradition stands out above all others. But it’s also hard to match the fun, camaraderie, and high spirits of Midnight Munch. What […]

Read More - Midnight Munch Tradition Remains Wabash Favorite

Jim Amidon — Wabash College held its annual “Awards Chapel” last Thursday night. I’ve attended well over a dozen of them during my time at the College, and each year it’s a remarkable […]

Read More - A Special Night for Day

Kim Johnson – It’s not easy to eat healthy. It’s not easy to exercise at least 30 minutes a day most days of the week. It’s not easy finding time to relax […]

Read More - It’s Not Easy

Howard W. Hewitt – I’ve posted blogs from students traveling abroad for the past four years. During the immersion trips I’m always taken by students’ writing about the experience. One aspect I […]

Read More - Dinner With Cook, Students Stir Italian Memories

Jim Amidon — Cody Grady has less than a month left in Crawfordsville. He’ll graduate as a theater major with the rest of the Wabash College Class of 2010 on May 16. […]

Read More - Grady Enjoys Capstone Moment

Jim Amidon — Roger Busch has almost never turned down a challenge.   The head coach of Wabash’s cross country team and assistant coach of the track team was known as daredevil […]

Read More - Same Old Busch

Kim Johnson – With a nineteen-month-old daughter, my perspective on things has changed a lot. Thanks to her, when it was time to grab my camera to capture spring it was easy […]

Read More - Wabash College in Color

Howard W. Hewitt – There are many great staff people at Wabash College who are great to work with and go out of their way to do good things for the school. […]

Read More - Bowen Takes Initiative On Greenhouse Video

As the new issue of Wabash Magazine reaches mailboxes this week, readers may do a double-take. We’re counting on it. It’s been a while since a WM cover promised to tell you […]

Read More - Health Can Be Fun, Collaboration Joyous

Kim Johnson – Isn’t it every boy’s dream to spend a sunny morning outside playing in the mud? Add on top of that, getting college credit for it, and it becomes Wabash […]

Read More - Physics 105 Gets Stuck in the Mud

Jim Amidon — I have a confession to make and it’s one I make with a little trepidation.   I am a life-long Chicago Cubs baseball fan.   I’m one of those fans […]

Read More - Spring Training, Baseball, and Starting Over

Our students are always involved in study abroad, immersion learning, and other smaller and individual experiences which help them uniquely shape their Wabash education. We’ve recently had small groups of students in […]

Read More - Stipes Attends AIPAC, Learns US-Israeli Relations

Steve Charles—My grandson Myca is the first boy I’ve helped to raise from infancy. I have four sons, but the first died before he was born, and I came to know the […]

Read More - “To Love the Minds of Young Men”

Steve Charles—Last week I celebrated Frederic Chopin’s birthday, a first for me. Didn’t really celebrate, I guess. Just yelled out “Happy Chopin’s Birthday” to Tian Tian ’11, who is the only reason […]

Read More - Inspired by Chopin and Paris

Jim Amidon — I read closely the article Journal Review editor Jay Heater wrote about Wabash President Pat White’s lunch with the League of Women Voters last week. In his story, Jay did […]

Read More - Wabash: Get Involved in Free Clinic

Steve Charles—“In his ability to create complex characters and pair them with suspenseful situations, Simmons stands almost unmatched among his contemporaries.” That’s the last sentence from Publisher’s Weekly’s starred review of Black […]

Read More - Writing That’s “Charged and Alive” with Meaning

Steve Charles—Even if Dr. Fahmeed Hyder’s accomplishments hadn’t grabbed my attention, the classes he chose to visit during his return to Wabash would have. Since when does a former chemistry major spend […]

Read More - Yale Professor Intrigued by Neuroscience at Wabash