Hadley Comments for The Hill on Burton's Future
Washington D.C. political pundits and writers are already focused on the next election. The Hill, a D.C.-based paper which publishes when Congress is in session, looks at Indiana Congressman Dan Burton's political future with comment from Wabash Political Science Professor David Hadley. more...
Takács String Quartet To Perform
Wabash College’s Visiting Artists Series will present Takács String Quartet at 8 p.m., Wednesday, February 18, in Salter Hall in the Fine Arts Center. more...
Career Services Visits Quarterly Luncheon
Scott Crawford and Betsy Knott, Director and Assistant Director of the Schroeder Career Center were the featured guests at the Hamilton County quarterly luncheon held on February 12. more...
Two NASA Astronauts visit Wabash Today
Former U.S. astronaut Joseph Allen and current astronaut Janice Voss will visit Wabash College on Thursday, Feb. 26 as part of the Experience Indiana Speakers & Artists Series. The program starts at 7 p.m. at the Wabash College Chapel. Admission is free and the public is cordially invited to attend. more...
Working with Kids: Fijis at the Boys & Girls Club
Wabash students get involved in all sorts of service projects in Montgomery County — from Habitat for Humanity to the FISH Food Pantry to the Youth Service Bureau. On a cool, but sunny Thursday afternoon, Wabash Fijis spent some time with the kids at the Boys and Girls Club of Montgomery County. more...
Billings Celebrates Lincoln's Legacy
Speaking in Chapel on Lincoln’s birthday, Roger Billings ’59, a Lincoln scholar, attorney, and writer, suggested that critics who claim Lincoln used the abolitionist movement only as a political crutch are wrong in their interpretation of history. more...
"Adaptation Celebration" Honors Darwin's 200th
The Wabash biology department welcomed the campus to an informative and light-hearted "Adaptation Celebration" of Charles Darwin's 200th birthday. more...
Asst. Police Chief Talks About Alcohol Laws
Assistant Crawfordsville Police Chief Hal Utterback gave the fourth 6-Pack talk on alcohol Tuesday night. “Got gut? Learn How to lose when you booze” was no health session on losing weight. Instead the speech gave an inside view from someone who upholds the law. more...
Pacer Experience Helps Shape Career Direction
Wabash Career Services sponsored a career night at the Indiana Pacers-Cleveland Cavaliers game Tuesday night. Two Bachelor staffers share their experience. more...
Wabash and IU to Make Musical History
On February 22nd at Salter Hall, the Indiana University Baroque Orchestra will present a masterpiece, re-discovered by Wabash Professor Larry Bennett, that has not been performed for 268 years. more...
Applications at an All-Time High
Interest in Wabash College by high school seniors is at an all-time high. Last week, Wabash received its 1,456th application — setting a new record. Steve Klein, dean of admissions and financial aid, says applications to the college and campus visits have been running 15-20% above last year since recruiting began in August. more...
Applications Hit an All-Time High
The Wabash Admissions Office received its 1,456th application for admission last Thursday. That breaks the previous record of 1,450 applications set two years ago. more...
Parry '57 Retires as Big Ten's Supervisor of Officials
The Big Ten's former supervisor of officials, Dave Parry '57, retired Jan. 31. He talked with the Chicago Tribune about his years of officiating. more...
Simmons' Latest "a Genre-Bending Tour de Force"
Publisher's Weekly calls Drood, a fictional look at the last days of Charles Dickens and the latest from bestselling author Dan Simmons ’70, “a top-notch, genre-bending tour de force where history and horror meet.” more...
Coates '89 Honored for Green Chemistry
Geoffrey Coates '89 has been honored for his work in "affordable green chemisty." Coates does research and teaches at Cornell University. His work has been in the field of biodegradable polymers. more...
Amidon '87: Time to Get The Swagger Back
It’s time to regain the ‘Wabash swagger’ suggested Director of Public Affairs Jim Amidon in his Thursday Chapel Talk. The full Chapel Talk is now available on iTunesU. more...
Indy Journal Recognizes Cotterill '99
The Indianapolis Business Journal has named Chris Cotterill '99 as one of its noteworthy Forty Under 40 leaders instrumental to the city's future. Read our Cotterill profile in our 39 Under 39 feature. more...
Eddie Glaude to Give MXIBS Talk
The Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies at Wabash College will host Eddie Glaude, Jr. who will give a talk at 7 p.m., Thursday, February 19, in Korb Classroom in the Fine Arts Center. more...
Celebration Learning Process for All
The ninth Celebration of Student Research, Scholarship, and Creative Work often has students looking at their own research and projects differently than before. With classes canceled for the afternoon, trustees, students, faculty, and staff enjoyed more than 75 projects and presentations in Detchon Hall. more...
Wabash Basketball Game at Wittenberg Postponed
Due to inclement weather and travel conditions, Wednesday night's North Coast Athletic Conference men's basketball game between Wabash and Wittenberg has been postponed. more...
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