Jessica Mohl explores the beauty of the natural world by shaping metal. Her husband, Assistant Professor of Art Damon Mohl, made a film inspired by birdsong. Jessica creates “an illusion of growth, […]
Faculty News and Notes
by Lorraine McCrary We live in an individualistic society, and most political theory puts reason and self-interest as primary drivers in political life. But as I began my post-doctoral research in 2012, […]
Living in a small Indiana town and county with 95 churches and no synagogues kept me from feeling at home—until this fall. by Warren Rosenberg H’98 Culture shock. That’s a mild way […]
by Eric Freeze Whatever ethical quandaries I had been having, my actions had led me to do this thing: to kill a fish that we would take home to eat. Just across […]
“I’m excited—and just a little…nervous.” Not a word you usually hear from Haines Professor of Biochemistry Ann Taylor, chair of the College’s natural sciences division, as she heads out on sabbatical. But […]
During his stop at Wabash to discuss The Second Mountain: The Quest for a Moral Life, author David Brooks described the goals many consider success—financial gain, personal happiness—as the first mountain of […]
Bringing film, fun, and Frankenstein, a Wabash art professor electrified small-town audiences across Indiana. by Matthew Weedman I love the idea of the medicine show, journeying around the countryside selling ointments and tonics […]
Professor of English Agata Szczeszak-Brewer’s personal essay “Mushrooms” was published in Hektoen International: A Journal of Medical Humanities. Earlier, in the summer, the piece was selected as one of six semi-finalists for the […]
Associate Professor of Art Elizabeth Morton’s book Dimensions of Power was published by the University of Notre Dame, Snite Museum, in October 2018. The book documents the reinstallation of the African art gallery Professor […]
