Clay Robbins graduated from Wabash on a warm spring day 30 years ago. On Sunday, his oldest son, Campbell, followed in his father's footsteps and received his Wabash sheepskin. A special moment, to be sure, but made even more special when Clay received an honorary degree — sharing the Commencement stage with his son.

The men in the Class of 2009 had much to reflect upon as they sat in the sunshine on the College Mall waiting to receive their diplomas. Who knows what they thought about? Maybe the friendships they have made with their classmates, professors, coaches, and people on the staff.

Wabash College President Patrick White rang Caleb Mills’ school bell Sunday to ring out the 195 members of the Class of 2009 under beautiful clear and sunny skies. See more than 150 photos and an audio soundslide.

A senior biology major and a religion major who has completed his college education in just five semesters received the top awards for seniors at Saturday morning's Dean's Breakfast.

Graduation weekend ceremonies are underway with the National Association of Wabash Men’s Annual Awards Luncheon for service to Wabash College.

A Wabash College education never stops at the classroom door. Job seeking skills are as much a part of the Wabash experience as the brotherhood and challenge of the liberal arts.

Today is the last day to register for the 2009 Big Bash at Wabash. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to travel back to campus and spend a couple of days relaxing with your classmates and reliving the “good old days”. 

The National Capital Association of Wabash Men welcomed Wabash Professor of History and Acting Associate Dean of Students Rick Warner to the area Thursday evening, May 7th. Rick talked about his experiences on a student immersion course/trip to study Mayan Archaeoastronomy and his year serving as the Associate Dean.

For those of us on the staff at Wabash, this year's Commencement and Big Bash won't be the same without Campus Services' Gary Livengood.

After listening to Assistant Professor of English Eric Freeze describe in his Chapel Talk the fun of Ultimate Frisbee as played on the Wabash Mall, we stopped by to take in a game.

A total of 351 Wabash men attended the spring Midnight Munch Tuesday night at the Sparks Center. The event provides a hearty breakfast/snack and an often-needed break during final exams week.

Fourteen students submitted 71 photos to the “Student Life” photography contest hosted by the Public Affairs Office. The first and second place photos were submitted by Nick Durm ’11. The third place photo was submitted by Filip Lempa ’11. 

Former Wabash football player Keith Shelton '96 has been hired as the head football coach at North Central High School in Indianapolis.

Chris Beard '10 is one of more than 20 Wabash men finishing up their spring study abroad experience. He writes about the culture and his home base of Sevilla.