Wabash returns to the NCAA Division III Football Playoffs for the third straight season. The Little GIants travel to Illinois Wesleyan for first round action Saturday. All the latest information is available at Game Central.

Wabash rallied from a 14-point deficit, only to see Ilinois Wesleyan score the game-winning touchdown in the second overtime of a 41-35 contest in the first round of the NCAA Division III Football Playoffs.

Associate Dean of Students Will Oprisko shared his life story and tough childhood with Wabash men in Thursday’s Chapel Talk. Some of the adversities he overcame as a child helped shape his career path to Wabash College.

One of Wabash College’s most prominent journalists, Tim Padgett, will be on campus Thursday and Friday visiting classes and student journalists.

The Little Giant basketball team opens its season tonight at Marian College. Wabash will have six road games before debuting on Chadwick Court Dec. 8 against Rose Hulman.

Facing a fourth down and one on his own 17 yard-line, Wabash Coach Erik Raeburn made one of the gutsiest decisions in recent Monon Bell history. He ran his senior quarterback out onto the field for a chance to create an epic Monon moment.

The Wabash College football team has advanced to the NCAA Division III playoffs for the third straight year, and will open the tournament at Illinois Wesleyan on Saturday, November 21. Kickoff is set for 12:00 noon at Wilder Field in Bloomington, Illinois.

Saturday’s historic matchup between Wabash (8-1) and DePauw (7-1) appears to be about as evenly matched as any bell-ringer in recent history. This year’s game might just feature two of the very best offenses ever to appear in a Monon Bell Game.

Wabash and DePauw College Presidents have issued a joint letter urging their respective communities to celebrate not just the game but each of the institutions long histories and traditions.

Wabash Football Coach Erik Raeburn and his five senior captains headlined weekly Chapel Thursday firing up the student body, faculty and staff for the 116th Monon Bell Classic.

Much is written about balancing athletics and academics at all institutions. Every once in awhile there is a unique example of someone who makes it work. Wabash senior Jacob Grow is a unique young man.

Patrick Garrett ’12 was honored Saturday as a 2009 Independent Colleges of Indiana "Realizing the Dream" Outstanding First-Generation Student.

While most students are heading to class today, Wabash sophomore Kristijonas Paltanavicius will be presenting a paper at the Tenth Annual Theatre in Academe Conference and First International Theatre Festival.

Wabash has sold its remaining tickets for Saturday's 116th Monon Bell Classic between the Little Giants and DePauw University. The annual football rivalry will be telecast nationally on HDNet.

After meeting with the College's student writers, this year's Will Hays, Jr. Visiting Writer Jonathan Lethem told the Wabash community of his unconventional journey from aspiring painter to acclaimed novelist.

History Professor Stephen Morillo has been invited to give a lecture on the world history of piracy as part of Northern Kentucky University’s Military History Lecture Series on Veterans Day, November 11.

Senior Day is a time for Moms and Dads and a little bit of reflection. All of that happened Saturday during Wabash’s Senior Day win over Hiram, 41-0. But for one senior it meant a little more, perhaps, than all of the others.

 Alumni members of the Indianapolis Association of Wabash Men (IAWM) gathered on Thursday evening, November 5, 2009, to provide a “speed” networking opportunity for several Wabash students.  

DePauw University has issued important information for all fans attending the 116th Monon Bell Classic in Greencastle. If you plan to attend the game, please read the following notice.

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.