Jud Scott ’80, one of only two registered consulting arborists in Indiana, shows us one of his favorite trees—the 134-year-old Benjamin Harrison Oak in Indianapolis. 

Associate Professor of Religion Jon Baer’s Oct. 22 Chapel Talk challenged Wabash students to find ‘Victory in Defeat’ in their lives.

Drums donated to the College's Wamidan world music ensemble will be debuted at Monday's reception honoring acclaimed African master carver Lamidi Fakeye, whose work will be on display in the Randolph Deer Art Wing opening Monday at 5 p.m.

The drums Fred Morton donated to the Wamidan World Music Ensemble were acquired during his work as a Peace Corps volunteer in the 1960s with the Ibibio people in the Ikot Ekpene region of Nigeria  

Wabash sophomore Sam Starbuck was flipping through the pages of Men’s Health magazine when he saw a promo for the Men's Health Urbanathlon in Chicago. Since fall baseball was over, he decided to compete in the 12-mile event — and he won his age group!

The Art Department's exhibition of wood-carved sculpture by internationally-acclaimed Nigerian sculptor, Lamidi Fakeye, opened to a large and enthusiastic crowd Monday night. The exhibit in the Eric Dean Gallery will remain open to the public through December 11.

Wabash and Wittenberg entered Saturday’s game averaging a combined 90 points a game. But for the second straight year, it was a field goal deciding the winner. Wittenberg’s Zach Harris gave the visiting Tigers a 10-7 win.

Martin Madsen's Physic's 105 Class continue their unique semester of study using video cameras instead of textbooks. Check out the latest videos and study in physics on the Wabash YouTube channel.

Wabash College’s Visiting Artists Series will present Muntu Dance Theatre of Chicago at 8 p.m., tonight in Salter Concert Hall in the Fine Arts Center. 

Just as students prepare for their fall break, the fall season has marked its arrival as the leaves begin to turn. Director of Alumni Affairs Tom Runge took a stroll around campus and posted photos to his blog, the Grunge Report.

Indiana students wishing to apply to Wabash College for Fall 2010 admission and be a part of the Class of 2014 can do so this week without paying an application fee. Wabash is joining 37 other Indiana colleges this week in waiving the fee to apply.

Scrutinizing the Bible through the lens of the Holocaust and reading from the final work Professor Bill Placher ’70, Dean of the College Gary Phillips declared that teachers and students of the liberal arts are called upon “to witness, to make the truth, and to do something to repair the world.” 

All five of the College's musical ensembles performed Saturday night in a rousing, sometimes moving conclusion to Wabash Family Day festivities.

The stage is set again, as it has been for a number of years in the NCAC, for a Wabash-Wittenberg showdown. The Little Giants took care of business at home Saturday, defeating Washington University, 31-12. Witt and ‘Bash will square off as 5-0 teams next Saturday at Little Giant Stadium.

Each week prior to the Little Giants home football weekends, Sports Information Director Brent Harris sits down with head Coach Erik Raeburn. You can see this week's show now!

The entire Wabash community is invited to attend the first ever “Meal on The Mall” this Sunday from 3-6 p.m. on the College mall. Each fraternity, along with the Dean’s Office and Career Services, will be cooking a dish to share with the community.

Five ensembles from the Wabash College Music Department will take the stage Saturday night for the annual Family Day Concert at 8 p.m. in the Lewis Salter Concert Hall in the Fine Arts Center.