To Wayne Hoover ’73 a cross-country bike trek seems like the perfect way not only to remember and honor Larry W. Turner, his long-time friend who lost his life in the crash of Comair Flight 5191 last August, but to "live like Larry."

Jim Fisher is the 2007 winner of the Betty Jean Jones Award by the American Theater and Drama Society (ATDS), an award that honors excellence in the teaching of American Theater. The Betty Jean Jones Award is the highest honor presented to individual members by the ATDS.

The 2007 outdoor track season didn't work quite the way junior Geoff Lambert would have planned, but the end result has still been the same --- a trip to the NCAA Division III Championships.

Watch student speeches, honorary degree presentations, and President' White's "ringing out" the Class of 2007 online.

Wabash College Board of Trustees Chairman Joe Barnette's newsletter of the May meeting of the Board is now available online.

Rev. John Ohmer ’84 began with hilarious stories of his Wabash days, then brought a compelling warning about "good things that make terrible gods" and the practices and seeking that can be their antidote.

Eighteen Wabash students in the Class of 2007 (19 if you count the Ahmed twins) are connected to the College through their brothers, fathers, uncles, and grandparents who came to Wabash before them or after them.

The Office of Annual Giving and the board of directors of the National Association of Wabash Men (NAWM) teamed up Friday evening to give the Class of 2007 a proper sendoff.

One hundred sixty graduating seniors, their teachers, and their families crowded into the Pioneer Chapel on a sunny, cool morning for the 2007 Baccalaureate Service. Rev. John Ohmer ’84 gave the sermon, which he titled "That Mysterious Hunger."

Awarded honorary degrees at Sunday’s 169th Commencement at Wabash College, Hanover College President Rusty Nichols ’61 and Wabash Dean of the College Emeritus Raymond Williams H’68 were praised as “two great educators who have shaped and nurtured two great educational institutions."

An All-Conference lineman taking an unconventional route to medical school and an award-winning chemist who worked for the National Institutes of Health have been presented with the College’s top honors for graduates.

Professor of English Don Herring's long career was celebrated Friday, along with two retiring staff members, at the 2007 Wabash Recognition Luncheon celebrated each year on graduation weekend.