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On the day of the dedication of the Horace Turner Classroom at the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies, brothers from the MXI spent the morning painting the fellowship hall at Crawfordsville’s […]

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In this Scarlet Yarns interview with Kevin Griffen ’18, Skip Thacker ’56 recalls the legendary “Grease Pole” fight and his Wabash mentors and Professors Ed Haenische, Lloyd Howell, Lew Salter, Willis Johnson, […]

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Last April, Professor of English Warren Rosenberg delivered his final Chapel talk before his retirement.

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The 178th Wabash College Commencement Ceremony (May 15th, 2016)

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Director Jo Throckmorton ’87 reflects on the day’s filming near Carlisle, PA, on the set of America’s Deadliest Battle: The Meuse-Argonne Offensive.    The documentary is being produced by Boston Productions Inc. for […]

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A Rover explores Mars and a toy bird fascinates millions. All thanks to Miles Sullivan ’41. The Wabash chemistry major turned inventor at the prolifically creative Bell Laboratories of the 1950s and […]

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Local Motors General Manager David Woessner ’01 walked WM through the new National Harbor, Maryland, facility and gave us a ride in the LM3D Swim—a prototype of what will likely become the […]

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WM goes behind the scenes with Jo Throckmorton ’87 as he directs the Boston Productions Inc. documentary about the Meuse-Argonne Offensive of World War I, the deadliest battle in American history.

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The Greatest Spectacle in Racing has Wabash written all over it, and Monday night some of the key alumni players took part in a panel discussion on IndyCar and the Liberal Arts, […]

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The IndyCar Two-Seater made a stop on campus as a part of The Bachelor’s “Indycar and the Liberal Arts” presentation Monday. Celebrating the upcoming 100th running of the Indianapolis 500, students, faculty, […]

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