Wabash Men 'Knock, knock' for MUFFY
More than 100 Wabash men went door-to-door, Thursday, Sept. 27 in Crawfordsville asking community members to donate whatever they could to assist MUFFY. MUFFY (Montgomery United Fund For You) is similar to United Way in that it raises funds for not-for-profit social service organizations in Montgomery County. more...
Wabash Men 6th in Collegiate Fishing Championship
Two Wabash men not only knocked off in-state rivals Purdue, Indiana, and Ball State in friendly competition last week at Lewisville, Texas, but they finished in sixth place in National Collegiate Bass Fishing Championship. more...
Roll Up Your Sleeves: WABASH Day Is This Weekend
It's not at all too late to roll up your sleeves and get involved with a WABASH Day service project near you. WABASH Day is the National Association of Wabash Men's nationwide day of community service. Regional alumni groups all across the country have projects planned for this weekend. more...
Mark Your Calendars: Monon Bell Telecast Parties Set for Nov. 10
If you can't get to Greencastle (or simply don't want to go there), plan now to attend a Monon Bell Telecast Party at a location near you. The Alumni and Parents Relations staff has worked hard to set up parties at over 50 locations around the country. And best of all, thanks to a cool Google feature, you can easily find the telecast party site nearest you. more...
Indiana Artist Peg Fierke Exhibits Paintings
The Wabash College Art Department is pleased to announce its next exhibit. Indiana artist Peg Fierke will exhibit her oil paintings in the Eric Dean Gallery from October 22 through November 29 with a public reception 8-9:30 p.m., Monday, October 22. The artist will be present at the reception. more...
The Czech Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra to Perform Thursday Evening
The Czech Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra will perform on Thursday as part of the Visiting Artists Series. more...
Glee Club Reunion Connects Past, Present
The past and the present converged this weekend as former and current members of the Wabash Glee Club prepared for their Homecoming Concert. more...
Father, Two Sons Make Most of Glee Club Reunion
This year’s glee club reunion did not only help former classmates to make connections but different generations of family members as well. more...
Homecoming Ends on Beautiful Note
Homecoming 2007 ended on a beautiful note as more than 120 current and alumni members of the Wabash Glee Club took the stage for an extraordinary two-hour concert. more...
NAWM Honors Barnette, Einterz, Kendall
The National Association of Wabash Men honored its finest at Saturday’s Homecoming Alumni Chapel. NAWM President Jim Dimos presented three Alumni Awards of Merit, three Alumni Admissions Fellows Awards, and named long-time computer center staffer Jasmine Robinson an Honorary Alumna. more...
Little Giants Romp to Homecoming Win
The Little Giants had nine different players put points on the board in a 54-20 Homecoming romp over NCAC foe Earlham. Wabash (4-0, 2-0) scored three rushing touchdowns, four through the air and one on special teams. more...
Crawfordsville Art Show Has Strong Wabash Participation
One hundred twenty-three unique works of art will be on display throughout downtown Crawfordsville through Oct. 7 during the Crawfordsville Art League’s sixth annual Regional Art Exhibit. more...
Homecoming Glee Club Reunion Weekend Underway
Wabash Homecoming celebrations are well underway with tradition-rich activities and even a football game. more...
Rogge Lecturer: Democracy A Tough Sell
Michael Mandelbaum, a leading authority on international affairs believes Russia, China and the Arab world are areas where democracy could grow. But the Director of the American Foreign Policy Program at Johns Hopkins University thinks the Arab world and Iraq present the biggest challenges. more...
Forgiveness Extends to Holocaust
Noted Holocaust lecturer John K. Roth shared his insight Sept. 26 into the necessities and difficulties of Forgiveness in his talk, Forgiveness? Reflections on Ethics after the Holocaust. more...
Two Wabash Men In National Collegiate Fishing Contest
A pair of Wabash students will cast their lines in competition, and while the immediate goal will be to catch fish, there are bigger prizes at stake. For James Ket '09 and Andrew Newkirk '08, taking part in the 2007 U.S. National Collegiate Bass Fishing Championship at Lake Lewisville, Tex. more...
Teagle Forum Raises Center of Inquiry's Profile
Many of higher education’s leading experts on educational assessment and learning outcomes gathered on the Wabash College campus when the Teagle Foundation hosted its annual meeting here in September. more...
Sigma Chi Wins 2007 Chapel Sing
The Class of 2011 joined the long line of Wabash men who've sung the words to Old Wabash in front of the Pioneer Chapel. Sigma Chi won this year's competition. See Photo Album No. 1, No. 2. Hear the sights and sounds of Chapel Sing 2007. more...
Never the Sinner Opens Theater Season
The Wabash College Theater Department will present its first theater production of the season, Never the Sinner by John Logan, which will run from October 3-6 in Ball Theater in the Fine Arts Center. The performances are scheduled for 8 p.m. each evening. more...
Distinguished Scholar Lectures on Holocaust
John K. Roth, the Robert and Carolyn Frederick Distinguished Visiting Professor of Ethics at DePauw University will lecture on the Holocaust at 8:00 p.m. tonight in Hays Hall, Room 104. The title of his lecture is "Forgiveness?" Reflections on Ethics after the Holocaust. more...
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