Wabash President Gregory D. Hess announced that an endowed professorship will forever bear Stephen Bowen’s name, the fifth-longest serving Chair of the Wabash College Board of Trustees in school history.

A school bus parks in front of Detchon Center and campus gets quite a bit louder as 40 fourth and fifth graders race off the bus to see their Wabash College student mentors for the weekly College Mentors for Kids meeting.

Assistant Professor of History Sabrina Thomas is one of a select group of faculty members nationwide chosen by the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC) and the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History to participate in a special American history seminar on “The 20th Century Presidency.”

Commencement speakers Adam Burtner and Bilal Jawed implored classmates to stay involved and to make human connections in solving life’s problems big and small during its 179th ceremony Sunday.

Austin Dukes ’17 will serve in Spain, Stephan Jones ’17 in Honduras, and Alex Waters ’16 will be in Norway, marking the third time in four years that three Wabash students have earned Fulbright Scholarships.

Tributes at receptions for Dwight Watson, Bob Foote, and Richard Bowen speak to the true, essential, and ongoing work of Wabash.

Wabash Democracy and Public Discourse fellows and Global Health students teamed up for the first time on April 20 at the annual Indiana Public Health Association (IPHA) conference to facilitate and take part in conversations regarding mental health in Indiana.

Wabash senior Riley Lefever became the second wrestler in NCAA Division III history to win four national titles, claiming his final title Saturday at the 2017 NCAA DIII Championships. He scored a pin 4:52 into his final career bout to claim the 197-pound title and help Wabash capture third place in the team standings.

For the fourth time in the last nine years, Wabash College’s student newspaper, The Bachelor was named Newspaper of the Year by the Indiana Collegiate Press Association (ICPA).

Andrew Powell ’17 won the 143rd Baldwin Oratorical Contest with his speech, “Combatting Obesity,” continuing a long-standing Wabash College tradition of public speaking.

Wabash junior and double major named a 2017 American Political Science Association Ralph Bunche Summer Institute Scholar.

The music composed by Alejandro Reyna ’17 and performed at his senior recital Saturday is no less than the culmination of his Wabash liberal arts experience.

Kendra A. Cooks, a Crawfordsville native with 25 years of experience in higher education, has been appointed Chief Financial Officer by President Gregory D. Hess.

Nobel Peace Prize winner Leymah Gbowee explains to the Wabash community that, sometimes, the most dangerous walls are the ones we've built ourselves.

The Princeton Review guide, "Colleges That Pay You Back," ranks the Wabash alumni network number one nationally, while the College's internship opportunities are ranked third in the country.

Three students -- Daniel Cuevas, William Osborn, and Kaleb Wood -- earn Wabash’s most prestigious scholarship.