The Wabash experience can't be contained

Join Dr. Jane Hardy on Tuesday, April 25 from 7:30-9:00pm EDT for a discussion on Jennine Capó Crucet's novel Make Your Home Among Strangers, which uses themes of ethnicity, family, and belonging to explore what it means to be American today.

The scholarship will provide support for students with demonstrated financial need who graduated from Calumet High School, located in Lake County, or students who come from a single-parent household from the state of Indiana.

Of all of the things Alex Ngaba ’24 learned about U.S. culture before his family relocated, smiling at everyone was the strangest. Now he can’t stop.

Ian Starnes '11 and his wife, Caroline, recoginize home isn't necessarily a "physical dwelling" or even a particular place. It's somewhere that helps you build identity.

One of the most significant alumni volunteers in the history of Wabash College, Remington “Rem” A. Johnston III passed away on Feb. 18, 2023.

Watch ecologist Dr. Douglas Tallamy's recent lecture "Nature's Best Hope," sponsored by the President's Distinguished Speaker Series.

Dr. Todd McDorman, Dean of the College and Professor of Rhetoric, discusses his lifelong passion for sport, particularly baseball, and how he's successfully merged that interest with his field of expertise through classes, museum exhibits, and even bobbleheads.

You won't want to miss the Wabash Jazz Ensemble's Spring Concert--livestream the event on Thursday, April 6 at 7:30 p.m. ET.

For Ben ’25 and Will ’25 Netting and Connor ’25 and Liam ’24 Thompson, being part of the Wabash brotherhood is only strengthened by being teammates, too.

Far from campus? No problem! You can livestream the Wabash Glee Club's Spring Concert on Saturday, April 22 at 3:00 p.m. ET.

The President’s Distinguished Speaker Series (PDSS) at Wabash College is pleased to present Dr. Jean Twenge, whose research focuses on Generation Z. This lecture is free and open to the public.

Do you know a prospective student interested in attending Wabash College? Check out and share this new housing video that shows no matter what a student is looking for in their new college home, there’s a perfect place for them at Wabash.

This episode features Wall Street Journal Correspondent Ben Kesling '02 discussing his unexpected trajectory after Wabash, a journalist’s duty, gaining the trust of the members of Bravo Company, and the story that followed.

For Liam Buckley '23, graduating from Wabash is a hard-fought accomplishment.