Professor of Psychology and Director of Institutional Research Preston Bost’s “Crazy Beliefs, Sane Believers: Toward a Cognitive Psychology of Conspiracy Ideation” was published in the January/February issue of Skeptical Inquirer. The article […]

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Senior Associate Dean of the College and Professor of Rhetoric Todd F. McDorman’s article, “‘One for the Books’: (Re)Constructing Baseball History, Memory, and Community,” was published in The Cooperstown Symposium on Baseball […]

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With the death of our friend Horace Turner H’76 on Saturday evening, Wabash mourns the loss of the father of the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies—not simply the institution, but the young men who comprised […]

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 They tore down the duplex at 507 Russell Avenue during the construction of the new Wabash baseball stadium.  I’m confident those responsible for completion of the stadium project consider that small, dingy […]

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by Eric Olofson I have the rare privilege to spend each fall semester with 40 thoughtful young men in a psychology class dedicated to investigating the empirical literature concerning fatherhood. On the […]

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Cooking is a tempting, but destructive, mistress. by Brad Neumann ’98 Food didn’t become the so-called center of my universe until 2000, when I graduated from the French Culinary Institute in New […]

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WM asked Wabash alumni: Is there a food whose taste, texture, or smell transports you to a different time or place, evokes a memory, or triggers a particular emotion? We received a […]

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Philosophy-major-turned Michelin two-star rated Chef Thomas Lents ’95 tells stories with his culinary creations. “You’re never going to get me to say I’m an artist, because I don’t think I am,” Thomas […]

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Richard Paige — Even on his first trip to Rome, Tom Witkowski ’15 experienced more than a few déjà vu moments, courtesy of a video game. Witkowski had been a regular player […]

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The premiere of  “Voices Past, Softly Speaking” by Allen Schulz ’87 was a highlight of the 2014 Alumni Faculty Symposium. His return to campus was a joyous celebration. But shortly after premiering another musical […]

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John Carlos—who with Tommy Smith in 1968 raised a black-gloved fist during the medals ceremony and changed Olympics history—visited campus in March and sat down with Associate Director of Communications Rich Paige […]

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Steve Charles—During most of my first 20 years editing our quarterly Wabash Magazine, I wasn’t able to get the thing to press without at least a couple all-nighters. Sometimes I was gathering […]

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