Students in the College’s Summer Business Immersion Program wrapped up eight weeks of work Thursday with presentations of their final business plans to a panel of entrepreneurial and marketing experts.

The students from a Wabash biology class studying evolution have returned from an intense month of study in the Amazon Rain Forest and the Galapagos Islands. The immersion, part of the Wabash Ecuadorian Studies Program, polished the students' Spanish language skills, while training their eyes in keen observation of the environment and their minds in recording their experiences in journals.

Brandan Alford, a member of the Wabash Class of 2012, joined his Lafayette American Legion baseball teammates in rescuing a women trapped under a minivan Saturday afternoon. Alford, Emilio Domondon, Andrew West, and Kory Banes lifted the vehicle off 72-year-old Helen Williams, who was trapped under a tire.

Unparalleled student-faculty engagement, small classes, state-of-the-art-facilities, rugged intercollegiate athletics, endless extracurricular activities, and friendships that last a lifetime — those are the hallmarks of a Wabash College liberal arts education. And all of those elements are supported by gifts to the Annual Fund. The 2008 fiscal year ends today and Wabash is close to achieving its goals. But the students, faculty, and staff need your philanthropic support. Make a gift to the Annul Fund today — large or small — and together we can demonstrate that there is strength in numbers!

While the Wabash College community mourns the loss Nancy Kashon, a long-time assistant to the Dean of the College, her neighbor Steve Charles reflects on their friendship.

Helping a Hoosier neighbor is living humanely on the most basic level. More than 25 Wabash men, staff and a faculty member traveled Tuesday to the hard-hit Martinsville area. The men helped a neighborhood that was submerged in nearly three feet of flood water a week ago clean up the mess.

Former Wabash College offensive lineman Adam Salon '99 has been named the new director of football operations at Bowling Green State University.

Despite some rain early, a short delay before starting the game, and a quick 8-0 deficit to the Colorado Rockies, all turned out well for the annual Wabash Club of Chicago Cubs Game Event. 

An extraordinary gift from the Class of 1958, the awarding of 50th Reunion Medallions, President Pat White's welcome, and an alumni band were among the highlights of Friday Night's Big Bash Banquet. 

The Fifth Annual Big Bash Reunion Weekend is now in the books, and by all accounts it was a huge success. Once again, Wabash hosted well more than 300 Wabash alumni and several hundred members of their families for a weekend that celebrates friendships, stories, and fond memories.

The Wabash Class of 1968, celebrating their 40th reunion, hopes to shatter the all-time reunion attendance record during the Fifth Annual Big Bash Reunion Weekend. See who came back — class photos are now online.

Thunderstorms forced Chapel Sing onto the “steps” of Chadwick Court as generations of Wabash men relived the rite of passage that once stood between their boyhood and becoming a true Wabash Man.

Over 300 Wabash alumni and members of their families are on campus for the Fifth annual Big Bash Weekend. One of the real highlights is Chapel Sing which took place inside Chadwick Court.

Big Bash Reunion Weekend features lots of handshakes, hugs, and the retelling of stories. It also features the Alumni Colloquium Series, which puts Wabash men back in the classroom as teachers. From Wabash's athletics history to public policy, this year's colloquium series featured a range of topics.

Wabash College looks for ways to keep students occupied, even when school isn’t in session. In conjunction with the Lilly Endowment Quality of Life in Indiana Grant, Wabash helps students find internships helping students engage in academic studies of Indiana culture, heritage and people.

Big Bash Reunion Weekend is a time for many graduates to come full circle. It’s a time to reflect on their college years, share stories of career and family, and gather again on the grounds of the College they continue to love so much.

Get a glimpse at two Wabash alumni as Kim Johnson and others from Public Affairs go on the road to meet "39 Under 39."