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That ain’t how the story goes: Wabash College’s first Black student

JADE JACKSON - February 12, 2024

The story goes that he was the first Black student at Wabash College. The story goes that he was dismissed because the community did not want him there. “No one even knew his name until I finally found it in 2022,” said Timothy Lake, an associate professor of English and Black studies at Wabash College.

Education

Wabash College helping Crawfordsville community nonprofits

JADE JACKSON - December 27, 2023

Wabash College plans to provide support to Montgomery County’s nonprofit agencies thanks to a $25 million grant from Indiana’s Lilly Endowment.

Frontpage Headline

A taste of collegiate life: Pathway to Your Future program

JADE JACKSON - July 13, 2023

The Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies (MXIBS) at Wabash College hosted over 30 high school students on campus last month as part of their Pathway to Your Future program.

Arts & Culture

Callie Crossley to participate in conversation at Wabash College

TYLER FENWICK - November 7, 2019

Award-winning journalist, commentator and public speaker Callie Crossley will participate in a conversation about the legacy of civil rights leader Malcolm X at 7:30...

Callie Crossley to participate in conversation at Wabash College

Guest Contributor - November 7, 2019

Award-winning journalist, commentator and public speaker Callie Crossley will participate in a conversation about the legacy of civil rights leader Malcolm X at 7:30...

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Business leader, who is openly gay, announces gubernatorial run

Staff Report - September 16, 2019

Josh Owens, 34, announced Sept. 16 his candidacy for governor. Owens, CEO of SupplyKick, will run as a Democrat.“I’m running for governor now because...

Business leader, who is openly gay, announces gubernatorial run

Staff Report - September 16, 2019

Josh Owens, 34, announced Sept. 16 his candidacy for governor. Owens, CEO of SupplyKick, will run as a Democrat.“I’m running for governor now because...

Education

Black institute celebrates 40 years

BRANDON A. PERRY - October 6, 2011

Many people have admired Malcolm X as a courageous advocate for social equality. Since he called for serious changes in society, the activist generated...

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