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Wabash again named top liberal arts college in Indiana - Journal Review (opens the original)
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For the second consecutive year, U.S. News & World Report rated Wabash College as the top liberal arts college in Indiana. The College’s profile improved markedly in the 2027 Best Colleges rankings, which were released Tuesday. Wabash is ranked 41st in the Top Private Colleges listing (a new ranking in 2027) and 44th among the Best National Liberal Arts Colleges. Wabash rose six spots on the national liberal arts colleges list over the 2026 rankings. Wabash is ranked 30th nationally by U.S. News
Wabash rates highly in Princeton Reviewâs Best 392 Colleges Listing - Journal Review (opens the original)
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With rankings that cover the entirety of the college experience, Wabash College continues to have a strong profile in The Princeton Reviewâs 2027 college guide, which spotlights 392 highly rated colleges and universities. The College received mentions in 21 of 50 categories, including top-10 citations in 11 categories, many of which center on the student experience: Most Active Student Government (no. 2), Lots of Race/Class Interaction (no. 4), Lots of Greek Life (no. 5), Everyone Plays Intram
Third cohort of GHI direct admits matriculate to Wabash - Journal Review (opens the original)
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Seven incoming freshmen make up the third class of students to receive direct admission into Wabash College’s Global Health Initiative. Kobby Addo, Wyatt Chisman, Dylan Kemper, Jack Koschnick, Jose Luis Maldonado-Perez, Eli Manship and Ciaran McIntosh were selected from a competitive group of applicants to comprise this cohort. The group represents three states, as well as five Indiana cities and towns. This program allows first-year students to engage immediately with the GHI, a Wabash co-curri
McDorman tapped for executive leadership academy - Journal Review (opens the original)
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Wabash College’s Todd McDorman was part of a new cohort of higher education leaders who gathered in Washington, D.C., last month to begin the Executive Leadership Academy. The ELA is a year-long program designed to prepare experienced administrators for executive roles in higher education. It is offered through a collaborative partnership among the American Association of State Colleges and Universities, the Council of Independent Colleges, and the American Academic Leadership Institute. “I look
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