Wabash College is listed in the 2020 edition of the Fiske Guide to Colleges as one of the top colleges and universities in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom.

Jeremy Robinson ’04, an English teacher in Chicago, is among the first 20 recipients of the Noble Network of Charter Schools’ Distinguished Teacher program.

Students from the OLAB (Opportunities to Learn About Business) program come to Wabash for a week-long intensive crash-course in business, including a simulation game run with fictional companies. This is the program's 47th consecutive year.

President Gregory D. Hess today announced a new interdisciplinary major, Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE), to be introduced in the 2019-20 academic year. The program is being made possible through a fully-funded endowment by Trustee Tom Walsh ’73 and his wife Anne B. Walsh.

This week crews began work on the Wabash Gateway Project, which is expected to be completed in October. The goal of the Gateway Project is to provide visitors with a clearer sense of arrival on campus, to improve existing foot traffic pathways, and to more closely link the College and the city.

President Gregory Hess has announced the appointment of Dr. Nancy Lynne Westfield as the next Director of the Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion.

Four years ago, Bilal Jawed '17 was a sophomore doing research in Uganda through Wabash's Global Health Initiative. This summer he returns to east Africa through a unique opportunity in medical school.

Sheldon Slusser came to Wabash from his family farm in Logansport, Indiana. Five years, a deployment to Afghanistan, and an award-winning thesis later, he’s finishing his college career this summer in Paris. 

Big Bash, Wabash College’s annual reunion weekend, really gets to the heart of what the College is all about.