Bell on the Line for 75th Time Saturday
The Wabash football team, coming off its historic 1,000th all-time game, will write another chapter in the College’s history book this Saturday when the DePauw Tigers come to town for the 113th Monon Bell Classic. The Little Giants and Tigers will battle for the Monon Bell for the 75th time. Kickoff is slated for 1:06 p.m. more...
Chapel Talk, Community Photo Kick Off Bell Activities
The Wabash Community rallied for Saturday’s Monon Bell game and gathered for the first ‘community picture’ in 21 years Thursday. more...
Author David Leavitt to Read Works, Discuss Movie
Award-winning author David Leavitt will be on campus Monday for a reading of his work and discussion of the film Brokeback Mountain. more...
Friends to Remember O'Drobinak at Saturday Service
Friends, classmates, former teachers, and coaches of the late David O’Drobinak ’86 will gather Saturday morning in the Tuttle Chapel in Center Hall for a brief memorial service. more...
Seay' 91 Learned to Integrate Church, Scholarly Pursuits
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Sports Psychologist Chris Carr '82 to Speak Friday
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Admissions Expects 350 For Top 10 Visit Day
The Wabash College Admissions Office expects more than 150 prospective students plus another 200 family members for next week's Top 10 Visit Day. The students, who rank in the top 10 percent of their graduating classes, will have a full day of programs and qualify for some of Wabash's best scholarships. More... more...
Wabash Inducts New Athletics Hall of Famers
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Honor Roll of Donors & Volunteers Now Online
The Wabash College Honor Roll of Donors and Volunteers is now available on the College's web site. It contains a message from President Patrick White, as well as giving rolls by class and a comprehensive list of alumni and friends who volunteered their time to serve Wabash College. More... more...
Football Team Plays Its Way Into History
The 75 men who boarded two charter buses bound for Granville, Ohio Friday are driving into Wabash College football history. They will continue a Wabash tradition that began in the fall of 1884 when Wabash played and won the first intercollegiate football game in the state of Indiana. more...
Record-Setting Distance Runner O'Drobinak ’86 Dies of Cancer
David O'Drobinak ’86, one of the finest middle distance runners ever to compete at Wabash — and a brilliant student — died this week of a rare B-cell lymphoma, also known as Burkitt lymphoma. O'Drobinak, who was on the faculty at Valdosta State University in Georgia, earned his Ph.D. in biology. His special research interest was in the area of muscle physiology. more...
Wabash Faces Defensive Test in 1000th Game
The Wabash College football team plays its 1000th all-time game Saturday at Denison. And with a share of the conference title — at least — on the line, the Little Giants will be fired up for the challenge of slowing down Denison's vaunted rushing attack. more...
Annual Fund Phone Room “Opens Doors” of Opportunity
Each year the Wabash Annual Fund kicks-off its phone-a-thon season in late October. This year the team of student callers introduced an interesting element to the calling and recognition plan. As part of their conversations, members of the 21-man student calling team are explaining to alumni and friends how Annual Fund gifts open doors of opportunity for Wabash students — opportunities such as generous scholarships, top-notch faculty instruction, cutting-edge technology, and inspiring travel abroad programs. More... more...
Family Day Draws a Crowd
Wabash's Family Day, October 28, 2006, drew a large crowd to campus. In addition to a hot brunch on a cold morning and a campus tour, the program included two very important information sessions for families. more...
U.S./Africa Teleconference Explores Music's Healing Powers
Professor David Akombo led doctors, Wabash students, and musicians from Kenya and Florida in a discussion about music and its power as a catalyst in healing. more...
Little Giants Stay In Battle for NCAC Championship
A stifling wind and 10-point deficit wasn’t enough to keep the Wabash College Little Giants from holding serve atop the logjam in the NCAC conference battle Saturday. The Little Giants scored 20 unanswered points to knock off co-leader Wooster, 20-10. more...
Photo Shoot: Day Three in the Classroom
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IAWM Offers Career Advice To Students
Wednesday, October 26, 2006. Over 20 members of the Indianapolis Association of Wabash Men gathered this evening to offer career advice to over 30 Wabash students. Alumni from Art Baxter ’56 to Jonathan McDowell and Matt Boston, Class of 2006, gathered to talk with our students and explain their personal roadmap to their current position. more...
Rubino '94 Writes About Pots for Christian Science Monitor
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Wabash Welcomes Wooster, Watson for NCAC Clash
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