Focusing on institutions that provide the best value for students, Wabash was the highest-ranked liberal arts college in Indiana and spotlighted among 500 public and private institutions nationally.
Wabash College opened its doors this weekend to 253 new students, welcoming the Class of 2030 with a day of moving boxes, food trucks, and a ceremony steeped in nearly two centuries of tradition.
Dr. Schmitzer-Torbert discusses his circuitous route into his field, spending free time with family, and the joy of teaching at Wabash.
Wabash College continues to have a strong profile in The Princeton Review’s 2027 college guide, which spotlights 392 highly rated colleges and universities.
Seven incoming freshmen make up the third class of students to receive direct admission into Wabash College’s Global Health Initiative (GHI).
Sigma Chi International Fraternity has recognized Frederick Wilson Jr. ’69 as a 2026 Significant Sig, an honor awarded annually since 1935 to members who have achieved high levels of professional success.
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