Welcome to the exclusive brotherhood of Wabash men! My name is Stuart Anker, class of 2023, and I am an Economics major and Classics minor. In addition to my involvement in the classroom, I am a brother of Beta Theta Pi, a High Jumper and Hurdler on the Track and Field team, a member of the Sphinx Club, and a few other things on campus. I speak for myself and the rest of the Wabash brotherhood that we would be more than happy to help with the freshman year transition. I very much look forward getting to know you all and seeing all of the great things you will do on our campus!
Class of 2026, welcome to the brotherhood! My name is Sammy Baugh, and I am a junior from Indianapolis, Indiana. I am majoring in Biology and planning to minor in Chemistry. After graduating from Wabash, I intend to continue my education and apply to medical school. On campus, I am a proud independent where I serve as secretary of the Independent Men’s Association. Also, I am the treasurer of the Boxing and MMA Club and a member of the Fishing Club, Public Health Organization, and the Newman Catholic Center. Wabash is truly a special place, and I am eager to see what you will accomplish in your four years here. If you are ever in need of help do not hesitate to reach out, and remember, Wabash Always Fights!
Class of 2026, my name is Cody Bevelhimer and I want to welcome you to Wabash College! I am a Junior from Zionsville, Indiana, and I’m excited to help you get accustomed to Wabash as one of your Orientation Mentors. Currently, I’m majoring in Music and minoring in Film/Digital Media as well Philosophy. Post college I hope to be an audio engineer with a focus in live music. I’m a member of the Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) fraternity on campus, the lacrosse team, as well as the Chamber Orchestra. My first two years here on campus have been very different. My first year was in the midst of Covid-19, but my sophomore year was pretty much back to normal. If I could suggest one thing as you enter the world of Wabash, it would be to get involved! Your college experience, especially here, is defined by how much effort you put into it. If you put yourself out there and apply yourself, you’ll get more out of the one of a kind experience this college has to offer. I look forward to meeting you guys on campus this year, never be afraid to reach out if you have any questions, and as always… Wabash Always Fights!
Hello Class of 2026, welcome to Wabash! My name is Jehan Boyers, and I am a sophomore here at Wabash. I am from Carmel, Indiana, and I am planning on majoring in Biology and minor in Chemistry. My goals after Wabash are to obtain a medical degree and become a family pediatrician. I am currently a brother at Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) where I am a part of the new member education committee, outside of my fraternity I am a member of the Public Health Organization and Model UN. After my freshman year at Wabash some advice I could give all of you is to get involved on campus, and build relationships with your Wabash brothers. Wabash has been life changing for me in my short time here and I am confident that Wabash can do the same for you. I cannot wait for all of you to start your life changing journey! Never forget, Wabash Always Fights!
Welcome Class of ’26, it's great to have you all together on-campus at last! My name is Ben Bullock and I'm a senior History and Asian Studies double major from England. I have just returned from a six months off-campus living in Russia, Kyrgyzstan, and Latvia. So, I am happy to answer questions about study abroad, language-learning opportunities, and international experiences at Wabash. Outside of class, I am Sports Editor for the Bachelor, a Writing Consultant in the Writing Center, and a proud member of the Glee Club and T-Tones. Please feel free to reach out and ask anything that's on your mind.
Class of 2026, welcome to Wabash College and this incredible brotherhood! My name is Sarvik Chaudhary, and I come from the city Surat in the colorful country of India. I am a sophomore and I plan to major in PPE with a double minor in Education and Business. I am a part of the Wabash Democracy and Public Discourse (WDPD) and am also active in Wabash Theater. I currently serve as the Opinion Editor of The Bachelor, and the class of 2025 Student Senate representative. The past one year at Wabash has pushed me to work harder, and better. And this was only possible because of the help I received from my peers, professors, and mentors at the college. So, try to get out there and get to know people, and never hesitate from asking for help, everyone here would be happy to help in any way possible. I wish you the best of luck for your four years here. It's a new start, make the best of it!
Hello Class of 2026 and welcome to the brotherhood of Wabash! My name is Luka DiFilippo. I am a part of the Class of 2025, and I am planning on majoring in Computer Science and minoring in Asian Studies and Math. I am from the southside of Chicago where I attended Mount Carmel High School. At Wabash, I am a brother of Beta Theta Pi, the Vice President of the Hockey Club, a member of the Computer Science Club, and a face off specialist for the lacrosse team. I am very excited to be a part of your transition from high school to college life. Congratulations on making the right choice to join us at Wabash and remember, Wabash Always Fights!
Class of 2026, congrats, and welcome to "The Bash" my brothers! You are all now members of the everlasting brotherhood here at Wabash College. My name is Chris French, I am a senior originally from Gary, IN. I am a Physics major looking to minor in Math, Rhetoric, and Psychology. I'm looking forward to meeting you all and sharing the keys to surviving freshman year and making it a once in a lifetime experience. COVID-19 has taken a toll on many of us, but as we begin to take in fresh air, we promise to make this a year to remember. It'll be fun. It'll be competitive. It'll be unique. Congratulations again, and welcome to "The Bash" fellas!!
Welcome to the Brotherhood, men of the class of 2026. My name is Jakob Goodwin and I’m a senior Political Science major and Religion Minor. Beyond my classes, I am the Managing Editor of The Bachelor, our student newspaper, the President of the Pre-Law Society, and a Senior Innovation Consultant with the CIBE. Wabash will be hard, and no one will lie to you about that. But if you lean on your brothers, especially the ones in your Tutorial group, it’s a fun experience. I’m glad you’ve joined our ranks and I can’t wait to get to know you better.
Howdy and welcome to Wabash! My name is Brandt Argus Guthrie, Class of 2024, and I am a Rhetoric major and minoring in Business. I’m from Bloomington, Indiana where I went to Edgewood High School. Here at Wabash, I am a brother of Beta Theta Pi, the Vice President of the Wabash Wild Wallies (Minnesota Wild fan club), and a member of the Wabash College Republicans. I am still undecided about what I want to do post-graduation, but I am confident that Wabash will help me out since we have one of the top career services in the nation! I’m super excited to be a New Student Orientation Mentor and be an outlet for incoming freshmen who are apprehensive in their first step into adulthood. Congrats on your decision to join the brotherhood at Wabash and feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions. Wabash Always Fights!
Welcome to Wabash! My name is Kihyun Kim, but I'm more known as Ki. I am from Daejeon, South Korea, a junior studying History, Mathematics, and Economics. In the past two years at Wabash, I have had opportunities to participate in various organizations across the campus. I have served as Class of 2024 Representative and Constitution, Bylaws, and Policy Review Committee Chairman of the Student Senate, and I am the current President of the International Students Association. Model UN, Glee Club, Wamidan, and Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) are some other organizations I have been involved with. At Wabash, I have gained valuable life experiences, which helped me be a better man. With that, you certainly made the right choice to come to Wabash. I am looking forward to seeing you and serving as your orientation mentor this upcoming Fall. Wabash Always Fights!
Welcome Class of 2026! My name is Morgan Lamon, and I am a Junior from Fort Wayne, Indiana. I am majoring in Psychology and double minoring in Economics and Religion with the hope of working in executive search or consulting once I graduate. I am a bother of Sigma Chi (ΣX) where I am currently a Rush Chair a member of our Judicial board and on our Bylaws Committee. Outside of my fraternity, I am involved in Student Senate, the Sphinx Club, and CIBE. As a new mentor, I am very excited to have an opportunity to help you all as you find your interests at Wabash. I encourage all of you to get involved and explore what Wabash has to offer you as early as possible because Wabash is what you make of it. While at Wabash you can expect to be challenged, but with the relationships you form, you will be prepared to overcome everything Wabash throws at you. If you ever need anything don’t be afraid to reach out because as you know Wabash is an institution built upon brotherhood, so it is important you utilize this incredible resource. I look forward to meeting you all. WAF!!!
Hello Class of 2026, welcome to Wabash! My name is Jacob Lawson, and I am a junior here at Wabash. I am from Brownsburg, Indiana, and I am planning to major in biology and minor in neuroscience. My future plans are to get my PhD in neuroscience and hopefully become a neuroscience researcher. Here at Wabash, I am a proud brother of Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE), and I am apart of several different committees within the house including the academics, mental health, rush, and the risk management committees. I am also the student senate representative for my fraternity and as well. One piece of advice I would give to any incoming freshmen would be to get involved and to try new things. All in all, I am very excited to have this opportunity to help guide you all through the first steps of becoming a Wabash man! I look forward to meeting the class of 2026! Wabash Always Fights!
Hello Class of 2026, and welcome to Wabash College! My name is Brayden Lentz, and I am a Senior from Noblesville, Indiana. I am currently pursuing a double major in Latin and Classics and plan to attend law school after Wabash. On campus, I am a brother of Beta Theta Pi where I am actively engaged in house leadership. Currently, I play baseball at Wabash and am a member of both the Student Senate and CIBE. You have all made a life-changing decision coming to Wabash College, and I am looking forward to meeting you and watching you grow as men. Wabash is truly a special place, and I am eager to see what you will accomplish in your four years here. If you are ever in need of help, do not hesitate to reach out, and remember, Wabash Always Fights!
Welcome to Wabash class of 2026! I am Quinn Manford a Sophomore Political Science/History double major and a Classics/Rhetoric double minor from Atlanta, Georgia. I am currently a part of the soccer team, the Inter-Fraternity Council, the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, and the Model UN. If there is one thing that I would suggest to you before you step foot on campus it is to come here with an open mind and a willingness to get involved. Wabash is an amazing place that offers many opportunities but you have to be the one to take those opportunities. That being said I cannot wait to see you guys on campus! It's going to be a good year I am looking forward to helping you guys off to a good start! Wabash Always Fights!!!
Gentlemen, welcome to the exclusive brotherhood known as Wabash College. I am ecstatic to be leading you on your orientation and showing you the traditions and culture of this great school. My name is Briggs McGill, and I am a junior here at the College. I am a Religion major, with a double minor in English and Spanish. Aside from school, I am a brother of Delta Tau Delta, a member of the Sphinx Club, and I also play lacrosse. I can confidently say I am proud to be a student at this school, and I am looking forward to meeting all of you! Don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions!
Brethren of the Class of 2026, welcome to Wabash! You are now members of an exclusive, everlasting brotherhood, and I couldn’t be more humbled to be your mentor throughout your four years at Bash. My name is Mason James Naaman and I am from the great town of Plainfield, Indiana. I am a rising junior majoring in Biology and minoring in Chemistry. I’m involved with a lot here on campus, including the basketball team, a Martindale RA, Independent Men’s Association (IMA) Vice President, Sphinx Club Member, WAR Council Member, Sons of Wabash, as well as being involved with the Newman Catholic Center. Wabash allows us men to become the best versions of ourselves, and with aspirations of becoming a pediatrician, I need my brothers to push me just as I will push you in all of your endeavors. So, brethren, congratulations on your commitment to excellence. Although the path will be difficult, never forget the motto of the Little Giants…Wabash Always Fights!
Welcome Class of 2026! I would like to welcome you all to Wabash College and the brotherhood. I’m a senior and will be an orientation mentor this Fall. I am a brother of Theta Delta Chi and plan on majoring in Physics and Theater. On campus—when I’m not studying, I work on theater productions, hang out at my fraternity, and I’m involved with a few clubs. I look forward to meeting you. Welcome to the Brotherhood!
Class of 2026, it truly is a pleasure having every single one of you on campus this year and look forward to seeing all your accomplishments. My name is Jacob Ramirez, and I am a Sophomore from Alamo, Texas. Here at Wabash, I am planning to major in Biology with a minor in Chinese or Chemistry with the goal of obtaining a Doctorate for Physical Therapy after. On campus, I am a proud brother of Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) and am part of many committees within the house such as Rush Chair, Mental health and co-IM chair. Outside of the house, I am also involved in College Mentors for Kids and am the Alumni Relations Chair for La Alianza. Your time here at Wabash will be one of the best decisions you've made, but that does not mean it will not have its share of challenges. However, you have the full support of every brother on campus to help you in your endeavors. Do not hesitate to reach out if in need of assistance, I am more than happy to help. I look forward to meeting you this Fall and am excited to be your orientation mentor. Welcome to the Brotherhood!
Greetings, Class of 2026! My name is Luis Rivera, and I am so excited to be one of your Orientation Mentors! Some of my campus involvement includes being Secretary and Diversity & Inclusion Chairman at Lambda Chi Alpha, Class of 2025 Representative for the Student Senate, and volleyball team Representative for the Student Athletic Advisory Committee. What lies ahead of you is a daunting path of firsts that is sure to be one of the most transformative experiences of your lives. As one of your mentors, my job is to guide you through this first year and help you start off strong. As scared or nervous as you may be, just know that there are 250+ other guys who feel the exact same way. Trust the process, stay open-minded, and get ready to have lots of fun! If you ever need anything, feel free to reach out at any time. I am looking forward to meeting you all soon, and remember, "Wabash Always Fights!"
Welcome Class of 2026! My name is Ian Rollins, and I am a Senior from Wheaton, Illinois. I am a PPE major and a business minor. I plan to attend law school after Wabash. I am also a proud brother of Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) and currently serve as our President. I am very active in Student Senate and the Sphinx Club. Going into my third round of New Student Orientation, I am very excited to have another opportunity to help you all transition into your life as Wabash students. If I could offer any advice, it would seek involvement on campus. You will hear this often, but Wabash is what you make of it. You will be pushed to become a better version of yourself here, and it will be challenging at times, but with involvement, you will form those great relationships that will support you on that journey. If you ever need help or guidance while at Wabash, please reach out. I am always available to help out a fellow brother, as are your professors and peers. I am very excited to see you in the Fall, and I look forward to serving as one of your orientation mentors. Wabash Always Fights!
Greetings, Gentlemen! My name is Don Silas and I am a Junior from Brookville, Indiana. I am a brother at Delta Tau Delta, majoring in Chemistry and minoring in Neuroscience. I am also a member of multiple clubs on campus including the investment club, model UN, Wabash Democrats, Global Health Initiative, and Public Health Organization. I’m also a part of the on-campus broadcast crew where we produce one of the top broadcasts in all of D3 sports. Coming in, I highly encourage you to explore and get to know as many people as you can on this campus - this is a new environment, where opportunities abound from the second you set foot on campus. Another thing you should do is get in touch with Career Services as soon as you can; I certainly did, which resulted in me interning at Shaping Our Appalachian Region (SOAR) in Pikeville Kentucky the past two summers. Finally, know that everyone around here will do everything in their power to support you, and help you become a better person, scholar, athlete, and professional. Feel free to reach out to anyone you would like to know. I, for one, am always open to talking to new people and getting to know their stories. I am honored to serve as your orientation mentor this academic year, and I am looking forward to meeting you when you come to campus this Fall!
Hello Class of 2026! Welcome to Wabash, my new Brothers. My name is Will Trapp, and I’m a Junior from Brownsburg, IN. I’m majoring in Economics and Religion, with a minor in Math. I hope to be a business culture consultant, with hopes of running my own company. I currently have the pleasure of serving as the Philanthropy Chair at my fraternity, Lambda Chi Alpha. I am also the Chairman of the Student Senate, which oversees most student activities. At the same time, I am a Senior Innovation Consultant with the CIBE. Though I’m not on an athletic team, I’m an active member of the indoor soccer and ping-pong clubs. I challenge all of you to get involved and make new friendships at this place. Your path forward will be challenging, but the people around you will pull you through. Introduce yourself to me and I’ll try to remember all your names! God bless and Wabash Always Fights!