Archives: July, 2019

Abdoulie Waggeh ’20 — Helping someone has always been a goal of mine. Having the opportunity to pursue that goal means everything to me. South Bronx United was a soccer organization that […]

Read More - Waggeh ’20 Mentors Inner City Kids In South Bronx

Noah Rapp ’22 — When I was deciding where to go to college, I can remember recruiters telling me about all the fantastic opportunities that Wabash College offers its students like a […]

Read More - Rapp ’22 Has Life-Changing Experience In England

Andrew Freck ’21 — As my bus pulled up to the manor which was to serve as my home for the next five weeks, I couldn’t help but be awestruck. This summer I was […]

Read More - Freck ’21 Spends Summer Studying In Grantham, England

Sopheara Koy ’20 — Among human rights, the right to life is regarded as one of the most fundamental rights that every human automatically inherited. Sadly enough, this right is continuously bombarded by various […]

Read More - Koy ’20 Acquires New Perspectives Of Healthcare in Cambodia

Paul Haesemeyer ’21 — As I sit writing this, I have started my third week as a Costume Tech Intern at the Williamstown Theatre Festival at Williams College, amidst the pines of […]

Read More - Haesemeyer ’21 Gains Valuable Experience In Costume Design

Kaleb Wood ’21 — This summer, I am fortunate to serve as an intern at Hope For The Day in Chicago, Illinois, thanks to the generous support of the G. Michael Dill Fund. […]

Read More - Wood ’21: Mental Health & Hope For The Day

John Witczak ’21 — Before I begin, I would like to thank the college for funding my summer internship and providing me with the opportunity to gain such a valuable experience. When […]

Read More - Witczak ’21 Making “Freshmen 15” Cool Again

Hunter Jones ’20 — This summer, I am working in a research lab at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) in Oslo, Norway. The ability to travel to Oslo in the […]

Read More - Jones ’20 Continues His Passion In Oslo, Norway