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 […]
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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 […]
Wabash leadership, faculty and staff take their jobs very seriously. Wabash students obviously take their studies and extra-curricular activities seriously. But at times we lament that we just don’t have enough fun. […]
The Republican party’s sweeping election wins earlier this month have swept Indiana Representative Luke Messer ’91 into a key leadership position within the House GOP. Messer was elected head of the GOP […]
Biologists and Class of 2012 classmates Patrick Garrett and Peter Guiden returned to campus in September to present the year’s first Cole Lectures. Garrett a Ph.D. student in the Biology Department at […]
Ryan Bowerman completed a hike to the top of Mount Kilamanjaro. The climb was a personal goal for Ryan and a fundraiser to raise money for the Vision for the Poor missionary […]
“Your quality of life is directly proportional to the number of choices you have,” T. Avery Walton told those packed into the Malcolm X Institute this year’s John Evans Lecture. Read about the […]
“The U.S. State Department has warned American citizens not to travel to South Sudan—so what the hell is a guy from Flora, Indiana doing there?” I asked Sterling Carter ’07 during his […]
Emanuel Harper is the Academic Accountability and Data Coordinator at Herron High School in Indianapolis, a public charter school founded on the belief that a classical, liberal arts education is the best preparation for a […]
Jeremy Bird ’00 was honored with the Jeremy Wright Young Alumnus Award at this year’s Homecoming Chapel. Here’s a video to give you a better idea why.
