A Wabash-funded trip could find you spending 10 days in rural Peru (studying infectious diseases), or exploring the ancient ruins of Rome. Want more? A traditional study-abroad experience can immerse you in day-to-day life in places like China, New Zealand, Switzerland, and the UK.

Here, you’ll find tremendous freedom – and the responsibility that comes with it. From your first day on campus, you’re expected to live up to the example set by generations of Wabash men who have gone before and to set examples for those who will follow you.

The Little Giants are big-time competitors. And we have the conference, state, and national titles to prove it. More than 40 percent of our students compete on 11 intercollegiate athletic teams; if you’re a serious athlete, you will be in good company.

No slackers here. Your professors will hold you accountable – and be your biggest supporters. They’re also your mentors and partners: Students collaborate with faculty members on research and creative work in every department across campus.

Wabash men work hard and play hard. So step up. Sports or arts, Greek life or Model UN, we don’t do anything halfway. More than 70 campus clubs mean you can develop leadership skills that will serve you well beyond Wabash.

Lead, invent, create, innovate: At Wabash, you’ll define what success means for you, and then go get it. Our alumni have achieved extraordinary things in their lives and careers.