Summer adventures take Wabash runners up in the mountains and out in the woods—plus photos and reflections from Cross Country training camp.

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.

Senioritis was on President Patrick White’s mind as he kicked off the 2009-2010 Chapel Talk series. But the President’s take on senioritis might be different than the normal connotation.

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." 

Wabash students, faculty, and staff made the 2009 Community Fair the biggest in the event's four-year history.

Assistant Professor of Political Science Alexandra Hoerl did not always want to be a professor. Instead, she wanted to be one of the nation’s top tax attorneys, but her family’s strong teaching tradition won out. Hoerl is now the newest tenure track professor in the Political Science department.

L.E.A.D. stands for Linking Education and Alumni Development. The program is designed to introduce Wabash men to the responsibilities and privileges of being alumni.  

Thirty-three Wabash alumni and friends of the Little Giant cross country team joined the 2009 squad for the annual Charlie Finch ’51 Alumni Run on campus Saturday morning.

Tyler Swaim,Ryan Lutz, Michael Carper, and Jim Martin have been documenting life at Wabash College since the start of the school year. Check out the new pages to see their blogs, follow them on Twitter and their introduction videos.

The fourth-annual Back to Campus issue is now available online. Editor Gary James and the award-winning Bachelor staff produced an 18-page special section.

Wabash freshmen are getting their first experience in the classroom today. Five days of orientation wrapped up Wednesday night at Elston Homestead with President Patrick White and his wife Chris hosting the Class of 2013 for ice cream.

Wabash's WAR Council handed out six packs of Gatorade after a freshman career services orientation Tuesday night. They're hoping it's a welcoming gesture to freshmen and a symbolic one about making wise decisions.

Last night, while talking with about 30 freshmen about the Gentleman's Rule and other Wabash traditions, one young man asked me about my favorite tradition. It didn't take me long to respond.

Five All-North Coast Athletic Conference players return on the offensive side of the football for Wabash from last year, including NCAC Offensive Player of the Year Matt Hudson. The Little Giants will have some fresh faces up front on defense as they prepare for the 2009 campaign and a shot at their fifth consecutive league title. 

Just 48 hours after having been "rung in" to the Class of 2013, Wabash's newest students were hard at work... in the community. All 250 freshmen were dispatched across Montgomery County to perform community service projects that help them realize important aspects of Wabash's mission. 

The Class of 2013 is arriving on campus today and moving into their living units. Winston Craft, Attica, IN, was one of many settling in to their new living quarters. President Patrick White will "ring in" the class this afternoon.

The 250 members of the Wabash College Class of 2013 began their Saturday as boys. Those boys are now officially Wabash men – members of a select group of individuals – the band of brothers.

Bachelor editors and staff writers have returned to campus and are preparing the fourth-annual Back-to-Campus edition. Editor Gary James '10 and his staff have been interviewing and writing all week. The special issue will be distributed on campus the first day of classes, August 27.

The Ides of August — a decades-old tradition that brings faculty together at the end of the summer to discuss their personal scholarship and research — continued Friday with 17 faculty presenters talking on everything from course evaluation to African musical instruments.