2024 Commencement
One hundred eighty-four men of the Class of 2024 received their diplomas from President Scott Feller on May 11, 2024, at Little Giant Stadium during Wabash College's 186th Commencement ceremony.
Members of the Class of 2024 process into Pioneer Chapel for the Baccalaureate service.
The Wabash College Glee Club sang three pieces dueing the program.
Soon-to-be graduates lsten to the morning prayer, offered by Jay Allen '79.
The Baccalauerate sermon was offered by the Rt. Rev. Jennifer Basketville-Burrows.
Baskerville-Burrows' sermon was titled, "Look to the Rock From Which You Were Hewn."
Evan Kanetkar '24 (center, in glasses), listens intently.
Baskerville-Burrows (left) and Wabash College President Scott Feller exit Pioneer Chapel following the service.
Ahmoni Jones '24 (front) and Cooper Sullivan '24 (center, rear) were all smiles leaving the Baccalaureate.
The Baccalaureate is the first of plenty of memorable moments for graduates.
Students traditionally exit to family and friends gathered on the Mall.
Jesus Monrroy Mazcorro '24 (left) recieves a hug from his mother.
Plenty of photos were taken on the Mall.
Friends gather for group photos.
The conversations were relaxed and easy on Saturday.
Ben Sampsell '24 smiles on what turned out to be a gorgeous day.
Ben Janssen '24 is ready for what awaits following Commencement.
There was plenty of time for photos with mom.
There were plenty of caps, gowns, and family photos on Saturday.
At least one member of this family knew which camera to look toward.
Occasionally, a mom needs to straighten her son's tie.
Graduating seniors and their families enjoyed a commencement buffet in Knowling Fieldhouse ahead of the ceremony.
Graduating seniors and their families enjoyed a commencement buffet in Knowling Fieldhouse ahead of the ceremony.
Graduating seniors and their families enjoyed a commencement buffet in Knowling Fieldhouse ahead of the ceremony.
Graduating seniors and their families enjoyed a commencement buffet in Knowling Fieldhouse ahead of the ceremony.
Graduating seniors and their families enjoyed a commencement buffet in Knowling Fieldhouse ahead of the ceremony.
Graduating seniors and their families enjoyed a commencement buffet in Knowling Fieldhouse ahead of the ceremony.
Graduating seniors and their families enjoyed a commencement buffet in Knowling Fieldhouse ahead of the ceremony.
Graduating seniors and their families enjoyed a commencement buffet in Knowling Fieldhouse ahead of the ceremony.
Graduating seniors and their families enjoyed a commencement buffet in Knowling Fieldhouse ahead of the ceremony.
Graduating seniors and their families enjoyed a commencement buffet in Knowling Fieldhouse ahead of the ceremony.
Graduating seniors and their families enjoyed a commencement buffet in Knowling Fieldhouse ahead of the ceremony.
Graduating seniors and their families enjoyed a commencement buffet in Knowling Fieldhouse ahead of the ceremony.
Graduating seniors and their families enjoyed a commencement buffet in Knowling Fieldhouse ahead of the ceremony.
Graduating seniors and their families enjoyed a commencement buffet in Knowling Fieldhouse ahead of the ceremony.
Graduating seniors and their families enjoyed a commencement buffet in Knowling Fieldhouse ahead of the ceremony.
Professors Annah Kalb (second from left) and Laura Wysocki (right) take a group photo with their chamistry-major graduates
Hugh Vandivier '91 (left) chats with Class of '24 members before Commencement begins.
Plenty of graduates checked the program as they lined up for Commencement.
Saturday was a good day for sunglasses.
Plenty of fun conversations were had in the moments before processing into Little Giant Stadium.
Associate Registrar Julia Perry (left) ensures that each graduate is in the proper marching order.
Families wave to entering graduates.
Plenty of friends were in attendance to support the Class of 2024.
This family was all smiles in support of thier graduate.
