The goal of the Wabash Physics Department is to provide our graduates with a solid understanding of the fundamental laws governing our universe and the ability to apply these laws to real-world problems.

Our energetic faculty members are not only deeply committed to education in a liberal arts environment, but they are also actively engaged in significant research with major universities and national laboratories.

Therefore, our students share the advantages of a large research university, while benefiting from the close personal interaction that is unique to a residential liberal arts college.

Below are a couple of good physics news sites: Twisted Physics is for a general readership and the Physical Review Focus is for a more physics-oriented audience.

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