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More than 175 high school seniors visited Wabash College Friday for Top Ten Scholarship day. They went to classes, heard from alumni, and walked the campus to see if Wabash was a good fit for their education and future. more
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Old Wabash: Taking Note of Ezra Pound's Birthday
See Photo Albums From Oberlin Win
 African Sculptor Lamidi Fakeye Exhibits Carvings
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Taylor Named Haines Biochem Professor
Associate Professor of Chemistry Ann Taylor has been named the first William J. and Wilma M. Haines Professor in Biochemistry at Wabash College.
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Free H1N1 Vaccine Clinic Sunday at CHS
The Montgomery County Health Department, in cooperation with Crawfordsville Schools, will hold a free, public H1N1 vaccination clinic on Sunday, November 8 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Crawfordsville High School.
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Wabash Men Make Impression at SoTL Conference
There were 650 scholars in attendance at the International Society of Teaching and Learning conference, and only about a dozen of the attendees were not faculty or staff. But the three Wabash men who presented at the conference left quite an impression.
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Chris White Urges Students to Embrace Support
Chris White, President Patrick White’s wife, shared her lifetime experiences as a nurse and some of the lessons she has learned from those experiences in Thursday’s Chapel Talk.
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Lawyers Return to Share Experiences in Public Service
The Pre-Law Committee hosted a panel of attorneys in public service to introduce students to the frequently overlooked area of law. Panel participants were Stephen Creason ’97, the Honorable James Joven ’89, and Josh Minkler ’85.
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Gunther's Quilting Work on Display at Library
Starting with her first quilt made during a summer elementary school camp, Wabash professor Dr. Karen Gunther fell in love with quilting.
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