When Wabash College sophomore Andy Leshovsky was looking for some type of volunteer opportunity, Pre-Health Professions Advisor Jill Rodgers told him about an opening at the Christian Nursing Service and the Well Baby Clinic

Martin Luther King Jr. Day will be celebrated on the Wabash Campus with a full schedule of activities beginning with a symbolic march and concluding with a nationally-recognized author on King’s “I Have A Dream Speech.”

Former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft, who helped create the Patriot Act, will speak on the Wabash College campus at 7 p.m., March 15, in the Chapel.

This holiday season please consider opening doors of opportunity for Wabash students by remembering them with a gift to the Annual Fund. 

A great crowd of Wabash alumni and their spouses, the biggest yet in the history of the Chicago Holiday Luncheon, gathered at the historic Maggianos restaurant in downtown Chicago to welcome President Pat White and Chris White to the windy city.

A commemorative DVD of the 2006 Monon Bell Classic, a 23-20 Wabash victory over DePauw, is now available at the Wabash College Bookstore. The disc is also available through the Bookstore’s online site.

A $100,000 Sidney Frohman Foundation grant will afford Wabash students expanded opportunities for psychology research. The equipment purchased will give students a chance to do the type of research seldom available at smaller colleges, Psychology Department Chair Brenda Bankart said.

Wabash has been offering formal, course-specific Immersion Learning trips for almost a decade, yet few people outside the travel party have any idea of the educational value of such learning experiences. Read more about how students in Professor Rick Warner's history class spent Thanksgiving Break by clicking here.

While working over your holiday card address list this month, please take a few minutes to remember the Wabash College Alumni and Parent Relations Office. You need not send a card or gift, but do take a moment to update your contact information with our office. More...

The 113th Monon Bell Classic is now in the record books with Wabash defeating DePauw 23-20 before a stadium-record crowd reported to be in excess of 11,600. Close to 500 other alumni, spouses, and friends watched the HDNet national broadcast of the game in over 50 sites around the country. More...