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Move-in Weekend 2018

a group of people standing in a line

There is much to see and do on move-in day.

a man wearing a red hat and lanyard

There is much to see and do on move-in day.

a group of people standing in a line

Football parents eager to see their sons on the field catch a little practice.

a man writing on a paper

There is much to see and do on move-in day.

a group of people sitting at a table

There is much to see and do on move-in day.

a man talking to another man

There is much to see and do on move-in day.

a red container with brown envelopes in it

Keys, keys, keys

a man in a red shirt

There is much to see and do on move-in day.

a group of men standing around a table

There is much to see and do on move-in day.

a group of people outside of a building

There is much to see and do on move-in day.

a man walking with a red blanket and a white cooler

There is much to see and do on move-in day.

a person carrying a table

Lots of smiles on move-in day!

a person lying on a bed with a backpack

Looks like someone has some unpacking to do.

a boy walking on the sidewalk carrying a plastic container

Future Wabash man?

a group of people outside a building

There is much to see and do on move-in day.

a couple of men standing in a hallway

There is much to see and do on move-in day.

a camera on a tripod

With the addition of Wabash 101 sessions during the summer this year, the line for student IDs was never long.

a man holding a girl

There is much to see and do on move-in day.

a man carrying a box next to a car

There is much to see and do on move-in day.

a man in a red shirt

Lots of smiles on move-in day!

a man wearing a name tag

Lots of smiles on move-in day!

a man wearing an apron standing next to a table with two pans

Beta alumni hosted a cookout for new Betas to welcome them to Wabash.

a group of people walking on a sidewalk

There is much to see and do on move-in day.

a man standing in front of a building with a sign

Fraternity Rush is an important part of orientation for many students considering Greek life.

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