Why they were special to me 5. Hunting For Easter Eggs ​ Credit: @wabashvalleycollege on TikTok My first year at WVC, the college hosted a campus-wide Easter egg hunt for three days during the Easter season. This event was especially memorable because it was the first time I had the opportunity to fully explore the entire WVC campus. My friend Max and I spent a lot of time looking for eggs, finding them, and then re-hiding them. I had the opportunity to interact with many oth

Wabash has left an incredible impact on me in a number of ways from the new things I learned, the new people I met, and the lessons I learned. Two years go buy in the blink of an eye, but a lot can happen in two years as well. Radio Ga ga I came into the Radio and TV department with no experience at all, so there was very quick learning curve. There was so much to learn: voice tracking, live radio shifts, and RIS shifts on campus, announcing sports games and working the camer

Wabash wasn't where I saw myself, but looking back on it, there is nowhere else I'd rather be. No two people are the same, no two paths are the same, and no two stories are the same. Through ups and downs, everyone has their own distinct path to who they become, and Wabash was a very unexpected step in my path. Coming out of high school I had one plan, one goal, and one path. I was going to Greenville University to continue my education and football career. Football was my f