President Gregory D. Hess and Trustee Jennifer Evans have announced the creation of the Mothers’ Fund at Wabash College. When fully endowed, the Mothers’ Fund will be allocated at the discretion of the Dean of Students in ways he or she deems worthy for improving the student experience.

As keynote speaker of the Peck Lecture and recipient of the Senior Peck Medal for Eminence in the Law, John L. Ryder ’71 returned to campus to spend a few days interacting with students in classes and during wide-ranging and educational conversations at Scarlet Inn.

Wabash College celebrates its 180th Commencement exercises on Sunday, May 12, at 2:30 p.m. on the College Mall. President Gregory D. Hess will ring out the Class of 2019.

The Board of Directors of the National Association of Wabash Men encourages Wabash alumni to vote in elections for Alumni Trustee on the Board of Trustees and for the Board of Directors for the NAWM. Elections close April 23, 2019.

Preston Whaley is already making a name for himself in the Wabash College track-and-field record books, so we sat down with the freshman from Fort Worth, Texas for a Q&A session to learn more about him before he competes at the conference indoor championships. 

Aaron Embree ’19 is a lot of things—a member of the Sphinx Club, this year’s North Coast Athletic Conference Diver of the Year, and, as we learned in our Q&A session with him, a fearless adrenaline junkie who loves the spotlight.

VIDEO: Jack Davidson '21 makes it look easy—the layups, the jumpers, the three-point shots, the free throws. Few people get to see the hours he puts in outside of practices and games, though. Until now.

Wabash College is among an elite group of institutions included on the list of U.S. colleges and universities that produced the most 2018-19 Fulbright U.S. Students.

The contest’s four finalists were asked to respond to the theme “Wabash’s Future” by advocating concrete actions to improve the College as we look forward to its 200th anniversary in 2032.

For the second consecutive year, four Wabash College seniors have earned Orr Fellowships, guaranteeing them two-year, salaried positions with a host company in Indianapolis.

In The Princeton Review's annual college guide, The Best Value Colleges (previously known as Colleges That Pay You Back), Wabash College ranked No. 29 out of 200 of the nation’s Best Value Colleges; No. 2 in Best Alumni Network; and No. 3 in Best Internship Opportunities.

A team of three Wabash College students are the winners of a nationwide math competition.

In rooms throughout the building, students presented, audiences asked questions, and the larger Wabash community got a glimpse inside the scholarly workings of the College. For me, though, this particular presentation was special: I’d been here before. Exactly here.

Meet Roarke Tollar '20, a chemistry major who turned to science for answers about faith. Tollar was one of this year's presenters at the Celebration of Student Research, Scholarship, and Creative Work.

The Associate Professor of English was recently named one of 10 Outstanding First-Year Student Advocates by the National Resource Center for The First-Year Experience and Students in Transition.

In order to help with recruitment and enrollment efforts in their hometown of Chicago, Walt and Kathy Snodell recently gave $4 million to start the Greater Chicagoland Initiative.