Approximately 300 Wabash graduates along with their families and friends gathered in small groups across the nation October 3-4 and worked to better their communities as part of the fifth-annual W.A.B.A.S.H. Day.

It was cold, it was windy, and it was damp. None of that mattered to the more than 250 people who attended the first ever Montgomery County Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk hosted by Wabash College on WABASH Day. 

Once again, the Wabash College Theater has set a new standard. In reviving one of the oldest and most often performed Greek tragedies, Director Jim Cherry, Set and Light Designer James Gross, and Costumer Andrea Bear provide a breath of fresh air in the College’s production of The Bacchae.

Wes Chamblee’s 86-yard punt return set off a 28-point first half here Saturday propelling the Little Giants to the 600^th victory in school history, 37-3. Wabash (4-0) joins Notre Dame as the only Indiana colleges, any division with 600 or more wins.

Students attending Thursday Chapel learned about one of the College’s most influential graduates from Modern Language Professor Dan Rogers. The Spanish professor used the writings and words of Dr. John Coss to talk about “getting out of town.”

For veteran journalist and author Alan Weisman, every story is an environmental story. Last night in Salter Hall, Weisman discussed humans’ place on Earth as told through the pages of his 2007 best-seller and four-part thought experiment, The World Without Us.

For the fifth year Wabash men across the nation will gather this weekend to live humanely and act responsibly while performing service to improve their community.

Wabash Glee Club paid tribute at Saturday’s Homecoming Concert to Glee Club member and former Indiana Lieutenant Governor Dick Ristine ’41.

Wabash Glee Club paid tribute at Saturday’s Homecoming Concert to Glee Club member and former Indiana Lieutenant Governor Dick Ristine ’41.

Nick Marzotto '11 is studying in Argentina this semester and learning the nuance's of the South American country's culture.

Attorneys dedicated the morning of the 2009 Wabash College Lawyers Reunion to mentoring and encouraging Wabash students. 

Will Hoffman ’10 asked 120 of his classmates how support from alumni and friends had impacted their lives at Wabash and beyond. He shared this "short" list at Saturday's Celebrating Leadership Luncheon.

Wabash's freshmen spent a good bit of time this week preparing their entries in the annual Homecoming Decorations Contest. The colorful decorations welcome alumni back for Homecoming and make it clear which football team will win the big game.

The National Association of Wabash Men had its annual business meeting, short and sweet in keeping with tradition. The real business of the NAWM on Homecoming Weekend was the presentation of Alumni Awards of Merit and Honorary Alumna awards.

Kappa Sigma alumni and current students celebrated the new fraternity house Saturday morning with a dedication ceremony. A big crowd was on hand to see the completion of Wabash College's Fraternity Partnership program.

Wabash College wasted little time protecting its Homecoming win streak, dropping four first-quarter touchdowns on Kenyon Saturday en route to a 62-24 win.

Wabash senior Patrick McAlister has been editor of the Bachelor and an active campus leader. Friday night he sat at the lawyer's reunion dinner with David Kendall '66 and other Wabash lawyers. He has written about the experience:

Quentin Dodd is a Wabash College network administrator by day but novelist in his free time. His off-beat books Beatnit Rutabas From Beyond the Stars and The Princess of Neptune gained him recognition in the field of juvenile fiction.

In drizzling rain and high humidy the tradition of Homecoming Chapel Sing continued Thursday morning. Freshmen sang for nearly 45 minutes proving to Sphinx Club members they knew the words to "Old Wabash."

The National Association of Wabash Men holds its annual meeting on Saturday morning, September 26 in the Pioneer Chapel. While noted as a “business meeting,” the Homecoming Alumni Chapel is a celebration — and this year honors Professor Melissa Butler and four esteemed alumni.