The Terror by Dan Simmons ’70 has been named to the Top 10 lists of both Entertainment Weekly magazine and Amazon.com.

There is a special reason for Wabash alumni and friends to increase their support and help grow the Annual Fund to $2.85 million by June 30, 2008 and $3 million by June 30, 2009. In fact, there are 1.1 million reasons!

At Wabash, we have a recruiting slogan that says, “It won’t be easy… it will be worth it.” That same slogan applies to tenure-track professors early in their careers. Earning tenure at Wabash is not easy — it’s a six-year, comprehensive audition for a teaching position — but we certainly hope the process is “worth it.”

Four Wabash College professors have earned tenure, achieving an important milestone in any teaching career. Professors Rick Warner, William Turner, Jennifer Abbott, and Michelle Rhoades have all been granted tenure by the College.

Sophomore forward Aaron Brock scored a career-high 21 points to lead the Little Giants to a 64-58 win over Franklin College Tuesday night at Chadwick Court. The victory was the third in a row for the Wabash basketball team and avenged two losses to the Grizzlies last season.

Wabash College has received a $1.5 million grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. to establish the Wabash Pastoral Leadership Program. The Program will target Indiana pastors with five to 10 years experience to participate in a two-year program of leadership development and pastoral reflection.

Butler University's Associate Professor of Music Eric Stark ’88 is in Washington D.C. this weekend to lead a chorus in one of the nation’s most prestigious venues.

We've had lots of requests for a downloadable version of "Old Wabash" that alumni and friends can include on their iPods and home computers. You can now download the Glee Club's rendition and play it before the next big game or whenever you need a Wabash pick-me-up.

This holiday season we are thankful that a handful of visionary leaders had the courage to leave the east coast 175 years ago to establish Wabash College. Those men knew the wild west would need teachers and preachers, and on November 21, 1832 founded Wabash College.

A large crowd of Chicago area Wabash alumni and friends braved the Holiday traffic and the freezing rain to welcome Pat and Chris White back to Chicago. In fact, the group was the largest one on record for the annual Wabash Club of Chicago Holiday event.

Greg Britton ’84, Director of the Minnesota Historical Society Press and recently Minnesota's Publisher of the Year, is heading West in January to become Executive Director of Getty Publications.