On February 21, New York City-based composer Allen Schulz ’87 returned to Wabash to premiere a piece of music for Wally Tunes, the College’s Symposium on Music and the Liberal Arts. For the audience, […]
by Brent Harris Meet the man behind MOWNBU—”Men of Wabash, Nothing Breaks Us” WHEN CLYDE MORGAN TOOK OVER THE WABASH TRACK and field program following the retirement of legendary and beloved Coach Rob Johnson H’77, he […]
by Susan Albrecht Wabash Magazine, Winter 2007 “Wabash Women” events often begin with introductions. Each woman tells her name, her relationship to Wabash, and the length of that affiliation. I love it […]
Read more about Coach Terry Corcoran in Brent Harris’s Speaking of Sports feature, “Little Giant Lacrosse.”
Read the story of how CP Porter turned trauma into triumph in Brent Harris’s Speaking of Sports feature, “Fashionably Overcoming.”
by Brent Harris Director of Sports Information The death of his father in 2010 and a terrible injury on the football field in 2012 nearly ended his college career, but CP Porter refocused […]
Read more about Susan Albrecht’s life growing up a “Wabash faculty brat” in her essay, “Full Circle.”
Read more about Coach Morgan in Sports Information Director Brent Harris’s Speaking of Sports column, “Life Coach.”
Michael Deleget ’97 sings Jonathan Reid Gealt’s ‘September of 92’ at the People You May Know Cabaret at the Laurie Beechman Theater in New York City.
Last spring before war broke out between Israel and Hamas, students in Dr. Bob Royalty’s Contested Texts, Contested Sites course explored Israel and Palestine. Scott Morrison ’14 wrote about the class for […]
Home runs and Homer—it may have seemed an unlikely combination, but fans of baseball and Greek turned out in droves for Wabash’s first ever Suovetaurilia, a tasty re-enactment of an ancient Greco-Roman […]
There were some lean years between the day Dan Couch ’89 gave up his corporate job and his first #1 country hit. He says he and his wife, Tina Marie, wouldn’t change […]
