Jessica Mohl explores the beauty of the natural world by shaping metal. Her husband, Assistant Professor of Art Damon Mohl,..
“Reciprocal Illumination”
Welcome!
“It’s Alive!”
Szczeszak-Brewer’s Essay Honored
Examining the Currency
Warren Rosenberg H’98: “Tireless Mentor”
Mending the Rift
Professor Day Continues Teaching, Research
Tobey Herzog: Getting to the Truth
Not Just Black and White
“Imagining the Ancient World”
Five Things We Didn’t Know About Reading
Redding’s Article on State Park Earns Top Honors
“A Stance of Caring”
Bookshelves: Professor Bob Foote
Moving Forward
“Music in His Soul”
“The Kind of Man I Always Wanted to Be”
There is an Ancient Light
Word By Word, Step By Step
Some Notes on Two Poems
Teacher, Father, Friend
Driven By Voices
Tenured!
Traveling Well: “Enamored of the Flower”
“A Living, Pulsating Allegory”
Faculty News Redux: Jim Brown and Exotic Nuclei
Carlson Publishes in Journal for the History of Analytical Philosophy
Hardy Delivers Keynote at Extensive Reading Symposium
Marshall Wins Poetry Prize, Lauds for First Book
Early Leanings: Physics Professor Martin Madsen
“Playing Our Hearts Out”
Williams and Sacred Journeys on PBS
Calisch’s 35 Retro: An Artistic Homecoming
“Taking Responsibility for Communication”
NSF Grant Funds Dean Feller’s Continuing Research
“From Boss to Bully”
Celebrating the Right to Read
Calisch Reflects on Art and Teaching
“Sputnik Moments”
A Chat With Faculty Farmers
Sharing the Spotlight
Wysocki Earns RCSA Grant
Bost’s “Crazy Beliefs, Sane Believers” Available Online
McDorman Publishes “One for the Books”
“The Sugar Creek Sutras”
“V” is for “Victor”
Mohl Adds Filmmaking to Students’ Choices
Democracy Initiative Earns Grant
Reflections on Water
Itinerant Humanities
Wickkiser NEH Scholar
Trott Earns GLCA Grant
Hemingway on a Bike
Cooking with Rick Warner
The Deans
Faculty News and Notes
Articles
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Living in a small Indiana town and county with 95 churches and no synagogues kept me from feeling at home—until..
When sculptor and Professor of Art Emeritus Doug Calisch began crafting fine furniture at Split Cedar Studios, it wasn’t much..
by Eric Freeze Whatever ethical quandaries I had been having, my actions had led me to do this thing: to..
“I’m excited—and just a little…nervous.” Not a word you usually hear from Haines Professor of Biochemistry Ann Taylor, chair of..
There’s a card with the Supergirl logo in rainbow colors pinned to the corkboard in new College Nurse Chris Amidon’s..
During his stop at Wabash to discuss The Second Mountain: The Quest for a Moral Life, author David Brooks described..
Elizabeth Morton has curated an exceptional exhibit of African art that entices you with open arms. That’s intentional—you know that,..
Bringing film, fun, and Frankenstein, a Wabash art professor electrified small-town audiences across Indiana. by Matthew Weedman I love the idea..
