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Padgett '84 to Visit Wabash Journalists, Share Insights
One of Wabash College’s most prominent journalists, Tim Padgett, will be on campus Thursday and Friday visiting classes and student journalists.     more >>>

Trail Running Takes Redding Back to Cross Country Roots
Professor Greg Redding ’88 completed his first 100-mile race in the Bighorn Mountains of Wyoming last summer and is training at Indiana's Shades State Park for the JFK 50 Miler in November.     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 >>>

Dan Rogers: Dr. Coss Said, 'Get Out of Town'
Students attending Thursday Chapel learned about one of the College’s most influential graduates from Modern Language Professor Dan Rogers. The Spanish professor used the writings and words of Dr. John Coss to talk about “getting out of town.”     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 >>>

Wabash, IU, Brazilians Collaborate
In conjunction with IU Law Professor Tom Wilson ’77, the Modern Languages and Prelaw departments collaborated to bring a group of Brazilian lawyers, law professors, and law students from FAESA (University of Espírito Santo) to campus.     more >>>

What’s Happening at Wabash College September 2009
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Rudolph Fund Sends Ingram, Vick Abroad this Summer
Two Wabash College juniors will be spending a big part of their summer in Europe studying and improving language skills thanks to the Kenneth Rhys Rudolph memorial Fund for European Summer Study Abroad.     more >>>

Dedelow '11 Doing Research with Portillo at Yale
Wabash students are spread accross the country in interesting summer internships and summer jobs. Many of them will write about the experience in this blog. Darryl Dedelow is doing research at Yale and NYC with BKT Assistant Professor of Spanish Isabel Jaen-Portillo.     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 >>>

DePauw Honors Goodwin '97 as Educator of Year
Andrew Goodwin ’97 has been named 2009 Battey National Educator of the Year by DePauw University. Goodwin teaches at Covenant Christian High School in Indianapolis.     more >>>

What's Happening at Wabash College in April
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Students Study, Work During Break
While some college students prepare for spring break in Daytona, Cancun, or maybe South Padre Island, Wabash students will visit Spain, France, Italy, and Belgium. Wabash men will sing in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia and do mission work in New Orleans and Africa.     more >>>

What's Happening at Wabash in February
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 >>>

Jefferson '97 Immersed His Career in Foreign Languages
John Jefferson ’97 dives first and learns to swim later. With that philosophy he has traveled all over the world, joined the military, and developed a love of languages.     more >>>

Life Lesson—Write It Down: Blogs and Photos from Wabash in Ecuador
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Linguistic Expert Dan Everett To Lecture
Wabash College Lecture Series will host Dan Everett who will give a talk at 7 p.m., Thursday, November 20, in Baxter Hall, room 101. The title of his talk is “Arrows, Pizza, and Language: Grammar as a Cultural Tool.”     more >>>

Dill Fund Allows Venis to Work in Emergency Unit
Senior Juan Carlos Venis is in Chiapas, Mexico, studying health care. Not only is he getting first-hand experience in medical care, he's also witness to the social and cultural implications of a developing country. Read about his experiences in this blog.     more >>>

Liberal Arts Inspires "Entrepreneurial Spirit"
Twenty Wabash entrepreneurs who believe that their liberal arts education was the best preparation for the work they love are interviewed in the new issue of Wabash Magazine.     more >>>

Immersion, Mission Trips are Life Changing
Over 150 Wabash students who traveled the world over Spring Break have returned to campus. Some traveled with class Immersion Learning trips, others did student-driven missionary work in Botswana and New Orleans, and some "spread the fame of her honored name" singing in San Francisco and hitting baseballs in Texas.     more >>>

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