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 with events, experiences, and resources that make your connection to the College stronger than ever.
Join President Scott E. Feller and members of the Board of Trustees for a groundbreaking celebration of this historic moment for Wabash College and Montgomery County on Saturday, January 25, 2025 on the College Mall.
The Malcom X Institute of Black Studies presents MLK Day Keynote Speaker Angela B. Freeman: Leveraging the Power of Being the Only One or One of Few. The event will take place on Monday, January 20 in Salter Hall at 7:30 p.m.
Regional groups across the US are hosting events this spring for Wabash alumni and friends, including: Wabash Club of Chicago's reception on January 15, Louisville Area's Monthly Meeting with Alumni & Friends on February 5, and the Wabash Club of DFW Happy Hour on February 6. Browse upcoming regional events!
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! Register today!
Wabash will put on its production of the play "12 Angry Men" from February 26 through March 1 in the Experimental Theater. Watch as tempers get short, arguments get heated, and jurors become 12 angry men as they discuss the fate of a stranger being tried for the fatal stabbing of his father. Tickets are free and open to the public.
The Matthew and Emily Parker Family Scholarship is designed to encourage out-of-state students, primarily those in the Cincinnati, Ohio area, to attend Wabash College.
This year's Big Bash will take place from June 6 through June 8, 2025. Join us to celebrate our most cherished Wabash memories together. Registration will be open soon!
Dr. Terrell Strayhorn, President and CEO of Do Good Work Consulting Group and leading expert on student belonging in higher education, will speak on Monday, February 17 in Salter Concert Hall at 8:00 p.m. as part of the President’s Distinguished Speaker Series.
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.