Assistant Professor of Chemistry Laura Wysocki’s love for science was first inspired by her uncle, a meteorologist and professor at Cornell University. “Whenever I saw him, he would have a logic puzzle […]
Archives: January, 2015
“I’ve never done anything this big before. Sure, we’ve done some big shows, but nothing with as many layers of complexity. We’ve got a live orchestra, follow spots, microphones, costume changes, and […]
“Flea markets dot the modern West, like economic outlaws setting up shop and doing business in their own way. Individualism is part of the creed, and Arthur Farnsley ’83 discovered that it also […]
A teacher whose “outsider’s perspective” brought new ways of thinking to thousands of Wabash men was honored at Wabash College Saturday, alongside the mother and father of four of those students. Milligan […]
Eric Dean had a way of transforming young men’s lives, and in vastly different ways. “John, every criticism you make about ‘organized religion’ is found somewhere in the Bible itself. Except they […]
On September 17 in Indianapolis, Wabash and the College’s Center of Inquiry in the Liberal Arts gathered leaders from across the nation in education, philanthropy, law, medicine, and business to celebrate the […]
Nine students reflect on internships—in fields ranging from auto manufacturing to marine biology to marketing to cancer research—in the latest issue of Wabash Magazine. In the photo above, Seine Yumnam ’17 stands on […]
Steve Charles—As the editor of a quarterly journal, I tend to view the year’s significant events as being connected to larger trends and to the history of the College. 2014 had more than […]
Emily Hamilton, daughter of Terry Hamilton ’89, discovered and wrote this interesting story about the unexpected ways the Wabash-DePauw Rivalry can affect even those who never attended either school… Five years […]
