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.

Division III (The Social Sciences) has announced the following awards given at a recent Student Honors, Awards, and Prizes Chapel held at the College.

California-based Lifehouse played Chadwick Court April 25 as Wabash's annual spring National Act. Click here for pictures from the concert.

Wabash enters its first North Coast Athletic Conference Baseball Tournament against a program in the College of Wooster that has 11 league titles and an appearance in every tournament since the founding of the league.

The Indiana Classical Conference has named Wabash Classics Professor Joe Day its Outstanding College Teacher for 2009. The award acknowledges Day's "selfless, unrelenting dedication to classroom instruction in Classical Studies at Wabash College."

Thanks to record-setting performances by seniors Jake Thomas and Matt Dodaro — and a towering home run from rookie Grant McCloskey — the Wabash baseball team took three-of-four weekend games to qualify for the NCAC post-season tournament for the first time ever.

Eight environmentally focused groups came together Saturday on a stretch of ground about 10 minutes southwest of town. When the ceremony began, perhaps as many as 200 people had gathered at the edge of a former cornfield in front of a sign that read “Bachner Nature Preserve.”

A computer can be a window to the world of education but for many community children access to computers can be an issue. The Montgomery County Youth Services Bureau, Ivy Tech, and Wabash College set up a workshop Saturday to introduce young people to learning through computers.

On April 24, 2009, the Western Pennsylvania Association of Wabash Men honored Professor Melissa Butler as their Person of the Year for her distinguished service to Wabash. The event took place at the historic Harvard-Yale-Princeton Club in downtown Pittsburgh.

More than 150 people from environmental organizations and several Indiana counties joined Mike Bachner’s family and friends and colleagues from Wabash College and the Crawfordsville community to dedicate the Mike Bachner Nature Reserve near the banks of Sugar Creek.

Senior Kyle Prifogle received a standing ovation at his final Wabash recital Friday night after playing beautifully one of the most difficult pieces in the piano repertoire.

Kids who take part in the Youth Services Bureau Juvenile Mentoring Program (JUMP) will be the beneficiaries of the first ever partnership between Wabash College, Ivy Tech, and the Youth Services Bureau. This Saturday, Wabash will host “Computers and Colleges are for Kids, too” in the Lilly Library Computer Lab.

In celebration of Earth Day, Biology Professor David Krohne discussed the dangerous transformation of the environmental movement. He applauded the work of Students For Sustainability and encouraged the audience to protect  what sustains them.

Senior bassoon player Tom Pizarek capped off his Wabash music career with remarkable performances and the Woodwind and Brass Ensembles played beautifully in their final concert of the academic year. 

Wabash's Seamus Boyce ’03 doesn't have enough legal experience to argue a case before the Supreme Court of the United States. But, being a few months shy of the three years of experience required, didn't prevent Boyce from writing the briefs that were argued by the Court on Tuesday.