As the semester winds down and the holidays draw near, Wabash College students, faculty, staff, and community have been celebrating the holidays. See and hear how we've celebrated.

Two men with strong ties to Wabash College have joined the Indiana Attorney General’s staff as Deputy Attorneys General. Attorney General Steve Carter visited campus Monday to swear in Jay Church ‘92 and Ian McLean.

Wabash's remarkable run through the 2007 North Coast Athletic Conference season and into the Elite Eight of the NCAA Division III playoffs came to an end Saturday. But the Wabash faithful showed their love and support of the Little Giants and the spirit and determination with which they played.

The Wabash College Chamber Orchestra transported the Salter Hall audience Sunday night from a cold wet December evening to the warmth of Johannes Brahms' Hungarian Dances and the enchantment of Edvard Grieg’s Peer Gynt Suite.

Taking the class out of the classroom is a signature Wabash learning experience. Once in a while, the College’s great traditions and special connections go a step further. A Saturday trip to Southern Indiana allowed a Wabash professor to honor one of his mentors.

The Wabash College football team is in the Elite Eight of the NCAA Division III football playoffs for the second time in six years. The Little Giants face two-time national runner-up Wisconsin-Whitewater Saturday with a berth in the national semifinals on the line.

Education Guardian Weekly takes a look at Professor of Religion Steve Webb's new book on Bob Dylan. The Education Guardian dates back to the early 1800s and "has a long history of editorial and political independence."

When the Wabash College football team travels to Whitewater, Wisconsin this Saturday for the quarterfinals of the NCAA Division III football playoffs, the Little Giants will play out the ultimate David and Goliath saga.

Proofing the upcoming issue of Wabash Magazine, I was re-reading a story I wrote a couple months ago about Steve Hunt ’76 and his daughter, Leslie. The article begins with Leslie’s appearance as a finalist on Fox TV's American Idol, but the piece is also about the musical gifts Leslie inherited from her dad, a Wabash grad.

Two Wabash College graduates are featured in the current issue of Esquire Magazine as among the "best and brightest." Geoffrey Coates '89 and Gyanu Lamichhane '99 are both featured in the article.

All members of the Montgomery County community are invited to attend Wabash College’s 40th annual Christmas Festival of Music and Readings at 8 p.m. Wednesday, December 5, in the College Chapel. 

W. Norwood Brigance, a Wabash College professor of 38 years, was named one of the most recent recipients of the "Distinguished Scholar in Communication" award by the National Communication Association.

Wabash senior linebacker Adi Pynenberg is one of ten finalists for the 2007 Gagliardi Trophy. Pynenberg, the 2006 and 2007 North Coast Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Year, is also the first three-time All-American football player in Wabash College history.

It was exactly 175 years ago this Thanksgiving Day that the nine founders of Wabash College knelt in the snow on the western edge of town, praying for the future of the College that was their bold and courageous vision.