The Wabash College Music Department will open its concert season at 8 p.m., Saturday, October 4, in Salter Hall in the Fine Arts Center. The concert, in conjunction with Wabash’s Homecoming, will feature a festive program of vocal and instrumental music.

Greg Huebner, Professor of Art at Wabash College, will present the 29th Annual LaFollette Lecture Friday, October 10 at Wabash College.

Wabash lost one of its beloved alumnae over the weekend when Virginia “Ginny” Hays passed away in her home. A memorial service will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, October 5 in the Pioneer Chapel at Wabash College.

Not only did his photograph win an award at the opening of the Downtown Crawfordsville show, but Professor Emeritus of Chemistry John Zimmerman H’67 was named an honorary member of the Art League.

Some photos from the Kenyon game.

Jim Shella, a long-time political reporter for WISH-TV in Indianapolis, spent Wednesday afternoon in Crawfordsville and interviewed five Wabash students about the presidential election. Shella did two live broadcasts from campus in both the 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. evening newscasts.

The Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies marked the 100th anniversary of the commencement of the College's first African American graduate with the inaugural John W. Evans Lecture in Black Studies.

Over 20 class agents gathered for the 2008 class agent Forum Saturday morning, September 20, 2008.

The Kappa Sigs in the Classes of 1976 through 1982 came back to campus in big numbers this past weekend and "a good time was had by all" is definitely an understatement.

Wabash President Patrick White welcomed the College’s Class Agents to campus for their annual Class Agents Forum, saying the loyal alumni served as mirrors for the College and telescopes for their fellow alumni. “Without you as mirrors, Wabash cannot see itself or know itself,” the President said.

About 200 youngsters from all across Indiana took part in the 2008 Youth Football Clinic, which was hosted by the Little Giants on Friday evening before the home-opener against Chicago.

The improvements to Wabash’s intercollegiate, intramural, and recreational facilities begun seven years ago will be completed at the start of the 2009 school year. Wabash announced today a $6.2 million campaign to upgrade the College’s outdoor athletics facilities.

Tickets to the 115th Monon Bell Classic, which will be hosted by Wabash on November 15, go on sale through the Wabash College Bookstore beginning this weekend.

Alumni who wish to make mid-career moves and those starting out their careers will benefit from an array of new services provided by the Schroeder Center for Career Development at Wabash. “Experience” is entirely free for alumni to use. The new services expand the successful Wabash Works program available to current Wabash students.

Wabash College invites you to a variety of events scheduled during Homecoming Weekend, October 2-4.  A musical concert, art exhibit, Alumni Chapel, and, of course, football are just some of the activities planned.

I had put my camera gear away and was headed for the Denison press box to get a cool drink at halftime when Matt Hudson led the Little Giants down the field in under a minute. His bomb to Kody Lemond with only seconds remaining was tipped high in the air by a defender, but Lemond stayed with it. His catch completely changed the momentum of the game.

Math Professor Bob Foote remembers his friend and colleague, Emeritus Professor of Mathematics Bill Swift, who died last Thursday.