Hall of Fame Coach Rob Johnson will call it a career at the end of the track and field season in May, capping a 37-year run as coach, mentor, and friend of the Little Giants. Wabash will honor his service at a retirement celebration on April 19.

More than 350 nametags and folders went fast Friday morning when the Admissions Office and the rest of the College kicked-off the biggest weekend of the spring semester.

The Wabash Conservative Union will Jonah Goldberg, editor-at-large of National Review Online, on Wednesday March 12th at 7:00 p.m. in Hays 104. Goldberg will lecture on his new book, Liberal Fascism. The event is open to the community and will be followed by a light reception.

USS Indianapolis survivors Mike Kruyla, Edgar Harrell, Jim O’Donnell, and Earl Henry Jr., the son of a survivor, will visit the Wabash campus tonight for a 7 p.m. presentation sponsored by the Experience Indiana program. The event will be held in the Wabash College Chapel.

Eli Lilly, the giant pharmaceutical company, has a long history of association with Wabash College. Currently, there are 66 Wabash alumni employed throughout Lilly. If the 14 students who visited Lilly on Friday, February 29, 2008 have any say in the matter, that number will rise soon!

"We walked down to Casa de las Americas, where we saw a fascinating art exhibit by Brazilian artist Miguel Rio Blanco," said Ivan Acebo-Choy in his blog posting from Madrid. "He insists on showing the face of marginal Brazil. Through photographs, installations and a short film, Rio Blanco disturbs, evokes, provokes and confronts his audience with bodies that bespeak of poverty, forgetfulness and marginalization."

Throughout his experiences working with colleges and universities, Ted Grossnickle ’73 has come to appreciate the uniqueness of Wabash College. In his Chapel talk he explored the difference and what that means for Wabash men in the greater world.

Throughout his experiences working with colleges and universities, Ted Grossnickle ’73 has come to appreciate the uniqueness of Wabash College. In his Chapel talk he explored the difference and what that means for Wabash men in the greater world.

Aaron Brock's 21 points led four Wabash players scoring in double figures in the Little Giants' 86-73 win at Kenyon in the quarterfinals of the 2008 North Coast Athletic Conference Men's Basketball Tournament.

About this time of year, college seniors get nervous. In about three months, they will be released into “the real world,” and it won’t be a very pleasant place if they don’t have a job.

In his Chapel talk Thursday, Howard Hewitt discussed the events, people, and cultural phenomena that shaped his life and career. Paying particular attention to the explosion of change in the 1960s, Hewitt shared lessons he has learned that have relevance today.

That's Chuck Kraft '68, his wife Rebecca, reunion chairman Jim Millikin '68 and his wife Helen, and class agent Jim Roper '68. They attended the Big Bash in 2007  to get some ideas for their upcoming reunion.  They're planning to be here for the 2008 edition, June 6-8, 2008, and they want to see YOU here. 

February is Internship Month at the Schroeder Career Center—a time to celebrate student adventures in “the real world” and to invite all Wabash students have one of their own.