Wabash’s Wes Chamblee returned the game’s opening kickoff 91 yards to start an offensive onslaught overwhelming Hiram, 63-0. The win clinched the North Coast Athletic Conference title outright for the Little Giants and sent them into the battle for the Monon Bell undefeated for the second straight year.

More than 130 talented high school seniors arrived on the Wabash campus for the Top 10 visitation day. The students, ranked in the top 10 percent of their high school classes, are eligible for Wabash scholarships by attending today’s event.

The National Association of Wabash Men will induct seven alumni and a long-time football coach into the Wabash College Athletics Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony will take place on Friday, November 14 on the eve of the 115th Monon Bell Classic.

Barack Obama’s historic rise to the presidency, including winning Indiana’s 11 electoral votes, has students, faculty, and alumni reflecting on the election’s significance.

Members of the Public Affairs and Marketing Office are spending a couple of weeks going back to class at Wabash. The goal is to photograph the engaging, intimate teaching and learning environment for which the College is known. The staff has posted a number of photo albums with samples of their work thus far.

Students, alumni, and friends of the College gathered on a gorgeous Saturday at Wabash College to formally rededicate the John P. Collett Tennis Center. Gifts largely from the Class of 1976 John P. Collett Fund made the stunning renovation possible.

Several Chicago area alumni took time out of their Sunday afternoons to talk with well over 30 Wabash students about career opportunities. The location was the downtown Chicago world headquarters of the advertising giant Leo Burnett.

The last two teams undefeated in North Coast Athletic Conference play meet Saturday afternoon at Wabash College when the Little Giants play the College of Wooster at 1 p.m. at Hollett Little Giant Stadium.

Pianist and Classicist David Porter explores the tension in artists between following one’s passion and bearing its burdens.

Once again the Monon Bell Classic will be telecast by our good friends at HDNET.  Thus far we have over 50 telecast sites across the United States.

Dean of the College Gary A. Phillips has announced that long-time political science professor Melissa A. Butler has been awarded the Eugene N. and Marian C. Beesley Professorship.

The California-born photographer came to Indiana with a love for stories and “an open eye to see the magic in a place,” all on display in her exhibit "Time is Eternity."

The Wabash College Art Department is pleased to announce “Time is Eternity," an exhibit by Visiting Assistant Professor of Art Kristen Wilkins opening in the Eric Dean Gallery on Monday, October 27. A gallery talk by the artist is scheduled for 3 p.m. that afternoon, with a public reception from 8-9:30 p.m. 

Wabash College will honor the families of Wabash students on Saturday, October 25, when it celebrates Family Day.

“Every place on earth is full of stories,” writes award-winning author Susan Neville, who joined Michael Martone and Indiana Poet Laureate Norbert Krapf for the College’s Indiana Writers Series.

During the afternoon before his formal lecture last Monday to the Wabash community, National Public Radio Justice Correspondent Ari Shapiro spent time with students in an informal question and answer session in the International Hall of the Detchon Center for Modern Languages.

The Monon Bell game has a 115-year history. Wabash leads that series 53-52-1. The Wabash-Wittenberg series is a blip in the history book by comparison. Wittenberg holds a 6-5 series edge.

Sophomore wide receiver Kody LeMond has been named the North Coast Athletic Conference Football Offensive Player of the Week.

The Wabash College Schroeder Career Center will sponsor two talks next week for students who want to succeed in the working world. Lisa DiTullio will present, “Want Success? Try Vanilla,” at 7 p.m., Monday, October 20, and Ellen Augustine will discuss, “The Job Market Advantage: Understanding Green Principles and Local/Global Myths,” at 7 p.m. Tuesday, October 21. Both events will take place in Korb Classroom in the Fine Arts Center.