Edward Schiappa will give the 2008 Brigance Forum Lecture at 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 2, in room 104 in Hays Hall. The title of his talk is “Rethinking Criticism of Stereotypes and Representation in Popular Culture.”

Nearly 400 students, faculty, staff, alumni donors, family members, and friends of the College attended Saturday's Fifth Annual Celebrating Scholarships Luncheon. The event honors Wabash's glorious tradition of philanthropy and specifically endowed scholarships that benefit students.

Wabash College hosted the 2008 Montgomery County Relay for Life, which benefits the American Cancer Society. More than 500 people and nearly 30 relay teams took part this year, generating more than $75,000 for cancer research and advocacy.

A St. Jude's Children's Hospital researcher studying bird flu, Nick Negovetich ’01 was honored with the Thomas Cole Alumni Research Prize on Thursday.

Joshua Kendrick '97 is no stranger to wild finishes in basketball games. Last Saturday his Brownsburg Bulldogs won the IHSAA state title for the former Wabash hoops star turned high school coach.

Wabash junior Kyle Prifogle, described by his teacher as "one of the most exciting and talented pianists I have known," will present his junior recital this Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. in the Lewis Salter Concert Hall.

"I'm a part of this community, and I want to help these kids feel like their community supports them," says Professor Chad Westphal, who is helping Crawfordsville youth design and raise money for a new skate park.

Wabash alumni in Northwest Indiana gathered for the first of what we hope will be many social/networking meetings on Wednesday (March 19) evening at Wings, Etc. in Valparaiso. 

The Chapel Sing Competition, strictly friendly as no haircuts are administered, is one of the memorable events of the Big Bash.  This photo, taken at last year's Big Bash, includes President Pat White, Charles Martin '37, Dr. Eric Shreve '02, Dr. Don Shelbourne '72, Prof. Vic Powell H'55, Prof. Joe O'Rourke H'65, Ginny Hays H'37, John Yanko '57 (class agent for the 50th reunion class) and many more.

The Experience Indiana Speakers and Artists Series invites the Wabash community to two public talks by author and professor Douglas Hofstadter. Professor Hofstadter will give a public lecture entitled “Creativity and Analogy on Thursday, April 3 followed by a Math and Computer Science colloquium on Friday, April 4.

Wabash College and the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies present a public lecture by Ilyasah Shabazz, the daughter of civil rights leader Malcolm X. Ms. Shabazz will speak April 3 at 7:00 p.m. in the Wabash College Chapel.

Poet and literary icon Mari Evans will be honored with the Jasmine Robinson Pioneer Award from the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies at Wabash College this Thursday.

A four-game sweep over the weekend by the Wabash baseball team has the Little Giants in the right frame of mind going into an important set of games on this week's schedule.

Fresh from a West Coast tour in the San Francisco Bay area, the Glee Club brought spirituals, shanties, music from the 16th century, and even a little Elton John to their Spring Concert Sunday night.