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One of Wabash College’s most prominent journalists, Tim Padgett, will be on campus Thursday and Friday visiting classes and student journalists. more >>> Lethem Inspires Aspiring Writers After meeting with the College's student writers, this year's Will Hays, Jr. Visiting Writer Jonathan Lethem told the Wabash community of his unconventional journey from aspiring painter to acclaimed novelist. more >>> What’s Happening at Wabash College in November-December This monthly calendar is for the purpose of letting you know What's Happening on campus of Wabash College. more >>> Author Kirk Nesset to Speak Tonight Wabash's English Department will host Kirk Nesset at 8 p.m. Tuesday, in Room 216 in Center Hall for a reading of his work. more >>> What's Happening at Wabash in October This monthly calendar is for the purpose of letting you know What's Happening on campus of Wabash College. Unless otherwise noted, all events are free and open to the public. more >>> Scott Cairns to Give Poetry Reading at Wabash Wabash College will host poetry writer, Scott Cairns, Thursday, September 10 and Friday, September 11. Both talks are free and open to the public. more >>> Hollowell's "Allah's Garden" a "Powerful Narrative" Growing up in tiny Gessie, Indiana, former Peace Corps volunteer Thomas Hollowell ’00 has parleyed his English major and liberal arts education into adventure, a writing career, and his first book, "Allah's Garden." more >>> What’s Happening at Wabash College September 2009 more >>> Celebrate the Arts 2009-2010! more >>> Mackin '98 Leads Cancer Hospital Steve Mackin '98 graduated from Wabash with a degree in English. Today he is the CEO for Cancer Treatment Centers of America at Tulsa, Oklahoma. Read his story and more on other young accomplished Wabash graduates in our 39 UNDER 39 feature. more >>> 2009 Division II Student Honors, Awards, and Prizes Division II (The Humanities and Fine Arts) have announced the following awards given at a recent Student Honors, Awards, and Prizes Chapel held at the College. more >>> Hudson ’80: Surgeon, Publisher, Patient Advocate Hilton Hudson is on a crusade for equality in healthcare. The 1980 Wabash graduate — the first African American to graduate from Ohio State's medical school — is a pioneering cardiovascular surgeon, hospital administrator, and publisher committed to improving the lives of minority and under-served people. more >>> Lynne Thompson to Give Poetry Reading Tonight Lynne Thompson, winner of the GLCA Poetry Award, will read from her poetry at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, March 31 in Center Hall, room 216. more >>> Bachelor State's Best Small Paper The Bachelor was named the Indiana College Press Association’s "Newspaper of the Year" Saturday in Bloomington. Bachelor staffers won 31 awards in 23 categories, and won the Division III top honor for small newspapers with 64 points, doubling the second-place score. more >>> What's Happening at Wabash College in April more >>> Drood by Simmons ’70 Another Bestseller Dan Simmons' historical novel about Charles Dickens' final years has earned bestseller status, but the writer of Drood continues hard at work on his next book. more >>> Scholarship of Teaching Undergoing "Sea Change" Keynote speakers at the Third National Conference on Innovation in the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning said Friday at Wabash that their discipline is undergoing "a sea change." more >>> What's Happening at Wabash College in March This monthly calendar is for the purpose of letting you know What’s Happening on the campus of Wabash College. Unless otherwise noted, all events are free and open to the public. more >>> James Gee To Lecture on Video Games and Literacy Wabash College will host Dr. James Gee at 8 p.m., Thursday, February 26, in Salter Hall in the Fine Arts Center. The title of his talk is “Video Games and 21st Century Learning.” more >>> Simmons' Latest "a Genre-Bending Tour de Force" Publisher's Weekly calls Drood, a fictional look at the last days of Charles Dickens and the latest from bestselling author Dan Simmons ’70, “a top-notch, genre-bending tour de force where history and horror meet.” more >>> |
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