Colorado Welcomes Pat and Chris White
The Colorado Association of Wabash Men welcomed President Pat White and his wife Chris to the Denver area Tuesday evening, January 29, 2008. The group gathered for a reception and delicious dinner at Maggianos in Englewood. Pat White updated the group on the College and answered questions after dinner.
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Krauss Touches on Science Education
Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar, Dr. Lawrence Krauss gave an evening lecture entitled, “Science, Non-Science, and Nonsense: From Aliens to Creationism” in which he discussed a variety of topics ranging from the status of science in American high schools to the interaction between religion and science. more...
Alumni Board-Sponsored LSAT "Boot Camp" Producing Results
It wasn't so much a problem as an opportunity to show our true colors. There was a general consensus on campus that our guys' LSAT scores weren't equal to what we knew was their true ability to attend and prosper at law school. After a brief period of investigation, the answer was pretty simple - send them off to "Boot Camp" and provide some targeted education on taking the LSAT! more...
Birds of Prey Captivate Packed Lecture
Learning about Bald Eagles and Barn Owls is one thing. Witnessing a live demonstration with the birds of prey a few feet away is a fowl of a different feather. The audience at Thursday night’s environmental education presentation in Baxter 101 experienced both scenarios. more...
West '99 Tells of Ezra Pound's Wabash Days
Evan West '99, an associate editor of Indianapolis Monthly, recently tackled the somewhat infamous story of famed poet Ezra Pound's time at Wabash College. more...
Celebration Shows Off Student Research
Students became teachers and teachers became students as the largest contingent ever of Wabash men participated in the Celebration of Student Research, Scholarship, and Creative Work. more...
Celebration of Student Research Slated for Today
Wabash will host the Seventh Annual Celebration of Student Research, Scholarship, and Creative Work on Friday, January 25 from 1 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. in Detchon Center. The entire community is encouraged to attend in celebration of the accomplishments of Wabash students. more...
Eagle Foundation Will Present Birds of Prey Thursday
Anyone wanting to get a close-up look at an American Eagle or Peregrine Falcon will get a chance Thursday night. The Experience Indiana program will present The American Eagle Foundation at 7 p.m. in Baxter Hall. more...
Morillo to Appear on WGN Radio
Wabash history professor Stephen Morillo will appear as a guest on WGN Radio’s Extension 720 with Milt Rosenberg this Friday evening from 9 to 11:00 p.m. more...
Haffner ’82 Named Fort Wayne Corporation Counsel
Wabash alumnus Tim Haffner ’82, a partner in the Baker and Daniels law firm, has been named the new corporation counsel for the City of Fort Wayne. Newly elected Mayor Tom Henry made the appointment. more...
Susan Veatch Cantrell Remembered by Close Friends
Susan Veatch Cantrell, 63, a long-time member of the Wabash College public affairs and marketing staff, died Monday, January 14. Her friends and family remembered her at services held Saturday. more...
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Burrow Jr. Urges Young People to Vote
Martin Luther King Day should not be considered a day off, but a day on. Dr. Rufus Burrow Jr. told students, faculty and staff Monday night the national holiday is not a day to rest but a day to celebrate King's life. more...
Bill Cook '66 Delivers Chapel Talk
Bill Cook '66, Distinguished Teaching Professor of History at SUNY-Geneseo, delivered the first Chapel Talk of the second semester. more...
Army Honors Jefferson for Languages
 John Jefferson '97 speaks seven languages and is constantly working toward more education and personal diversity. The U.S. Army recognized his efforts in 2007 as Linguist of the Year.
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Burrow to Give MLK Lecture Tonight
Rufus Burrow Jr., noted author and professor, will give the keynote address Monday for Wabash's Martin Luther King Day Celebration. more...
Arch Generated Desired Response
Critical Arch – is what Nick Roudebush ’09 and Kevin Wasie ’09 titled their public art piece for Joe Gower’s Sculpture class. By duplicating the College arch and placing it in the middle of campus, they got response beyond all their hopes. more...
GCAWM Holds Annual Dinner
The Greater Cincinnati Association of Wabash Men held its annual dinner on Wednesday, January 9 at the famous Montgomery Inn on the North side of Cincinnati. more...
CBS Reporter Dean Reynolds '70 Reflects on Iowa
National CBS News Correspondent Dean Reynolds '70 has been covering the Barack Obama campaign. Read his blog entry after Obama's Iowa win. more...
Parry '57 Named National Football Officials Coordinator
David Parry, currently the CCA's National Coordinator of Football Supervisors and Coordinator of Football officials for the Big Ten Conference, has been named the first National Coordinator for College Football Officiating. more...
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