There's a certain kind of athlete Wabash College tends to produce. They aren't always the biggest or the most heralded. They don't always arrive with fanfare. But they leave behind broken records, moments frozen in memory, and a standard that the next generation has to chase. The 2026 Athletics Hall of Fame class is full of those athletes.
“I want to be a part of a team and challenge myself," said Haiden Diemer-McKinney ’26. “No matter what I’ve done, I’ve always loved the challenge.”
Dean of the College Todd McDorman is part of a new cohort of higher education leaders who gathered in Washington, D.C., last month to begin the Executive Leadership Academy.
William Boswell ’26 didn’t plan to graduate early. Rather than coast through a relaxed spring semester, he made the choice to accept a research position.
What skill or lesson did you learn at Wabash for which you are most thankful?
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