Alejandro Reyna ’17 was finishing his freshman year at Wabash when he attended a recital of original compositions by Taylor Neal ’14. “Words always fall short of conveying the beauty of any composed […]
Uncategorized
We’ve been fortunate at WM to include photographer Denis Kelly’s images several times in the last 20 years, but this photograph of Mato Tapila is one of his most striking pieces. In […]
Read More - Traveling Well: The Photography of Denis Kelly ’84
Our full-page map in the “Traveling Well” edition of WM includes a journal that Communications and Marketing Videographer Adam Phipps’11 kept during an excursion he took with friends from Bucharest, Romania to Krakow, Poland, toward […]
Read More - From Dreams to “Stark Reality” in Eastern Europe
“Every house I lived in while I was growing up was struck by lightning.” What sounds like a great first line for a short story or novel is actually long-time Crawfordsville resident […]
Two Wabash leaders—Wabash President Gregory Hess and Head Football Coach Don Morel— offer their takes, from very different perspectives, on the value of travel. The Art of Travel by Gregory Hess When […]
When the day came for me to board the airplane for the United States, I was truly excited. I was also totally unprepared. by Ken Sun ’88 It is not very fashionable […]
Travel advice from our globetrotting alumni and faculty for first-time international wayfarers—and some stories from their adventures. “Choose the Complete Unknown” by Smike Wallen ’90 About a decade ago I went through an […]
Read More - Travelers’ Advisory: “Choose the Complete Unknown”
by Bill Cook ’66 Online exclusive: More travel stories from our alumni and faculty The oldest man calmly got up, pulled out an AK-47, and then loaded it and waved it toward us. I […]
Wabash President Frank Sparks’ passport and the pocket watch that belonged to Professor Bill Placher’s father are among the artifacts and souvenirs from the Wabash Archives and other contributors on this map […]
Read More - Touchstones—Map from Baxter, Artifacts from Many
Associate Director of Communications Richard Paige recalls a recent immersion experience in Israel with Professor Bob Royalty’s class “Contested Texts, Contested Sites,” and finds slippery streets, saffron and halvah, moving celebrations, and […]
“If you would have told me 23 years ago that I would forgive the Nazis, I would have told you to get a good psychiatrist.”—Eva Kor Steve Charles—Eva Kor has told her […]
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 […]
Read More - Brothers of MXI Paint Bethel AME Fellowship Hall
