Wabash will play at Kenyon College on September 27, 2008. The tailgate will start at 11:00 AM with kickoff scheduled for 1:00 PM.

Touchdown! A great crowd of Wabash alumni, parents, and friends cheered the Little Giants on to victory at Denison.

Matt Hudson teamed up Saturday with sophomore receiver Kody Lemond for three touchdowns to lead the Little Giants to an NCAC and season opening win, 41-27, at Denison. New Raeburn video blog, Hudson blog, and Amidon photos of the Lemond catch online.

Wabash soccer has added an international feel over the past three years. The 2008 team features five players from outside the US borders, bringing a passion and focus toward the game that translated into two shutout wins to open the season.

The Wabash College community mourns the passing of Emeritus Professor of Mathematics Bill Swift, who died peacefully in his home on Thursday.

Wabash's Little Giant football team opens its season under first-year coach Erik Raeburn at Denison Saturday. The coach writes in the team blog about finally getting to make his debut and seeing his team in action that counts.

Wabash will play it's first football game of the season on September 13, 2008 at Denison University. The tailgate will start at 11:00 AM with kickoff scheduled for 1:00 PM.  Thanks to the generosity of the Denison Alumni Office, Wabash will have tailgate space reserved.

Freshman goalkeeper Pat West made six saves and his defense came to the rescue for a seventh to lead Wabash to a 1-0 win over Millikin on the soccer pitch at Mud Hollow Field Wednesday afternoon.

Each fall there is a great deal of focus on Wabash College’s in-coming class. The L.E.A.D. program hosted a welcome back dinner for sophomores Sunday night. One of the purposes of the program was to introduce the ideas important to becoming engaged alumni.

Wabash alumni who participated in track and field and cross country returned in big numbers for the Charlie Finch Memorial Alumni Run, which was held on Saturday. The event allows the alumni a chance to meet — and race against the men who make up the current Wabash cross country team.

Three first-half goals by freshman Austin Jennings proved to be more than enough for the Wabash soccer team to post its first win of the season. The Little Giants added a final goal in the second half to win 4-0 over Holy Cross College.

The sculpture and photographs in Doug Calisch's latest exhibit reshape found objects—and his own heritage—into a new way of seeing.

For the third consecutive year and fourth time in the past six seasons, HDNet will broadcast the Monon Bell Classic football game between Wabash College and DePauw University live to a national audience.

This monthly calendar is for the purpose of letting you know What’s Happening on the campus of Wabash College.

More than 250 new students were welcomed to Wabash College on Saturday when President Pat White rang in the Class of 2012 to mark the official beginning of their lives as Wabash men.

A new coaching staff, 42 new freshmen, and series of new offensive and defensive sets and plays are all coming together at the annual Wabash football camp in Hillsboro.

Wabash College is pleased to announce the Visiting Artists Series and Theater events for the 2008-2009 year.

Before Wabash College's opening football practice, Darryl Kennon, the Little Giants' senior defensive lineman, took in the moment. His eyes told him how committed the Little Giants stayed to their first summer football theme - "Up The Ante". His ears listened as players yelled, whooped and teased each other about the new head coach Erik Raeburn's upcoming drills. Even his nose could sniff out something different Tuesday afternoon.