• Graduation Update! Wabash Valley College’s 58th Commencement will be a virtual ceremony. The commencement has been pre-recorded and will be made available on Aug. 3 at 11 a.m. on the college’s YouTube channel, social media accounts and website. Graduates are invited to come to campus Aug. 5 and 6 to get their picture taken in their cap and gown. A photo backdrop will be set up in Main Hall 101 from 12 p.m. until 4 p.m. on Aug. 5 and from 3 p.m. until 8 p.m. on Aug. 6. Graduates will be able to pick up their diploma during cap and gown photos. Graduates are asked to contact Student Services (618-262-8641) to set up a time to come and have their picture taken and pick up their diploma. Graduates can call to set up a time starting Monday, Aug. 3. In order to pick up diplomas, graduates must present a valid student ID or driver’s license. For students who do not want a photo, no reservation is needed; graduates not wanting a photo can simply come to Student Services and present a valid student ID or driver’s license to pick up their diplomas. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work to honor our graduates in this unique time. For more information, please call (618) 263-5535 or (618) 262-8641. #bealeader #beawarrior #wabashvalleycollege
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    Graduation Update! Wabash Valley College’s 58th Commencement will be a virtual ceremony. The commencement has been pre-recorded and will be made available on Aug. 3 at 11 a.m. on the college’s YouTube channel, social media accounts and website. Graduates are invited to come to campus Aug. 5 and 6 to get their picture taken in their cap and gown. A photo backdrop will be set up in Main Hall 101 from 12 p.m. until 4 p.m. on Aug. 5 and from 3 p.m. until 8 p.m. on Aug. 6. Graduates will be able to pick up their diploma during cap and gown photos. Graduates are asked to contact Student Services (618-262-8641) to set up a time to come and have their picture taken and pick up their diploma. Graduates can call to set up a time starting Monday, Aug. 3. In order to pick up diplomas, graduates must present a valid student ID or driver’s license. For students who do not want a photo, no reservation is needed; graduates not wanting a photo can simply come to Student Services and present a valid student ID or driver’s license to pick up their diplomas. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work to honor our graduates in this unique time. For more information, please call (618) 263-5535 or (618) 262-8641. #bealeader #beawarrior #wabashvalleycollege
  • Several soon-to-be-graduates came by and picked up their caps and gowns over the past couple days! We’re so excited for you all! You have demonstrated how incredibly resilient and determined you are this year. We know you’re going to do great things, Class of 2020; keep it up! #wabashvalleycollege #graduation #capandgown #graduationcountdown #bealeader #beawarrior #classof2020
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    Several soon-to-be-graduates came by and picked up their caps and gowns over the past couple days! We’re so excited for you all! You have demonstrated how incredibly resilient and determined you are this year. We know you’re going to do great things, Class of 2020; keep it up! #wabashvalleycollege #graduation #capandgown #graduationcountdown #bealeader #beawarrior #classof2020
  • A Fairfield team won the title at the first annual high school bass invitational, sponsored by the new Wabash Valley College bass fishing team, held on Saturday, June 20, at East Fork Lake in Olney. Anglers Austin Holtgrave and Nate Kiefer topped the scales at 13.94 pounds for their maximum-allowed catch of five bass. They elected to share the individual honor for the single biggest catch of the day, weighing in at 4.25 pounds. "In the first 45 minutes, we had our full limit just about," said Holtgrave. "We started off pretty shallow, then towards the middle of the day we started moving out a little deeper. Everything went pretty well – we got a good bag." Holtgrave and Kiefer, by virtue of their first-place finish, were presented with scholarship offers to join the bass fishing team at WVC. Warrior bass coach Professor Todd Gill thanked the groups and individuals who helped stage the event. "For being our first time hosting this event, I felt like things went very smoothly," he said. "The kids had pretty decent weather. Out of 27 teams, 21 weighed in their limit. So, I was happy they were all catching fish." As for the winners, Gill said, "I'm happy for Austin and Nate for pulling it off. Hopefully, they'll decide to come to WVC and fish for us." #wabashvalleycollege #wvcathletics #fishing #fish #bassfishing #fishingtournament #fishingteam #bealeader #beawarrior
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    A Fairfield team won the title at the first annual high school bass invitational, sponsored by the new Wabash Valley College bass fishing team, held on Saturday, June 20, at East Fork Lake in Olney. Anglers Austin Holtgrave and Nate Kiefer topped the scales at 13.94 pounds for their maximum-allowed catch of five bass. They elected to share the individual honor for the single biggest catch of the day, weighing in at 4.25 pounds. "In the first 45 minutes, we had our full limit just about," said Holtgrave. "We started off pretty shallow, then towards the middle of the day we started moving out a little deeper. Everything went pretty well – we got a good bag." Holtgrave and Kiefer, by virtue of their first-place finish, were presented with scholarship offers to join the bass fishing team at WVC. Warrior bass coach Professor Todd Gill thanked the groups and individuals who helped stage the event. "For being our first time hosting this event, I felt like things went very smoothly," he said. "The kids had pretty decent weather. Out of 27 teams, 21 weighed in their limit. So, I was happy they were all catching fish." As for the winners, Gill said, "I'm happy for Austin and Nate for pulling it off. Hopefully, they'll decide to come to WVC and fish for us." #wabashvalleycollege #wvcathletics #fishing #fish #bassfishing #fishingtournament #fishingteam #bealeader #beawarrior
  • Our O&M teams have been working hard to make sure our campus is ready for all of our WVC Warriors this fall! #bealeader #beawarrior #wabashstrong #wabashvalleycollege #prepwork #readyforfall
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    Our O&M teams have been working hard to make sure our campus is ready for all of our WVC Warriors this fall! #bealeader #beawarrior #wabashstrong #wabashvalleycollege #prepwork #readyforfall