It's not limited by time zones, zip codes, or even the laws of physics. Because Wabash is a community that comes to life through our amazing and dedicated network of alumni, parents, and friends - like you. So in that spirit, and because it's the Wabash way, we've created this digital hub that makes our connection stronger than ever. Wherever your Giant Steps take you, here you'll find events, experiences, and resources to bring #WabashTogether.
The history of Wabash College is made by those courageous enough to take bold, giant steps. Thanks to you, Wabash took its biggest strides yet with the Giant Steps Campaign. See your impact on Wabash and its students as we move confidently toward our 200th anniversary in 2032.
Sports betting seems to be inseparable from sports these days. In this live virtual event on December 9, hear from Dr. Eric Dunaway and Ryan Rychlak '80 on how we got here, how we’re seeing it play out on college campuses, and opportunities we have in the classroom.
Wabash College enters its 192nd year steadfastly committed to providing students with opportunities to learn, lead, and grow. Before 2024 ends, find out ways to support Wabash students and celebrate the season of giving.
Regional groups across the US are hosting events in December for Wabash alumni and friends, including: Wabash Club of Michiana's Monthly Luncheon on December 10, Wabash Club of Greater Cincinnati's Monthly Breakfast and Wabash Club of Indianapolis' After-Work Get-Together on December 11, and the Louisville Area Holiday Party on December 18. Browse upcoming regional events!
Wabash will host Basketball Alumni Day on January 18, 2025. Join us for a reception at 12:00 p.m. before Wabash faces Kenyon at 2:00 p.m.
The scholarship, which provides support to a student preferably from Montgomery County, is named in honor of Joe Impicciche’s younger brother, Alan '82, who died in 2012 after battling leukemia.
Wabash Family Day will take place on February 22, 2025. Join us for info sessions, lunch, a basketball game, and fun for the whole family. View the entire schedule and mark your calendar! Registration coming soon!
Join us in Salter Hall Sunday, December 8 at 7:30 p.m. for The Wabash College Chamber Orchestra's performance of Beethoven’s Prometheus Overture and Dvorak’s Symphony No. 8. No tickets are required for this free concert and it is open to the public.
'Tis the season! Gift Wabash fans in your life some new Wabash gear. Can't make it to campus? Order online!
This episode features Dr. Bob ’77 and his wife Lea Anne Einterz, co-founders of the global health network, AMPATH (Episode 372).
Share your Wabash pride with the whole wide world. From little tykes to business tycoons. We've got what you need to represent.
In the spirit of Homecoming, and with the help of College Archivist Nolan Eller, here’s a look into the history of the Wabash mascot.
Thanks to Scott Olmstead P'04 you can find out. Click here for the photo quiz he created to test your Wabash visual IQ.
All ages are welcome to try and unscramble these Wabash-themed words.
Need new Wabash gear? Visit the Wabash Bookstore virtually to get everything you need.
Bring Wally along on your next adventure! Be sure to use #WallyWabash and tag us on social media so we can see where you take Wally next!
Help Wally Wabash find the Monon Bell by leading him through the maze.