Wabash has four residence halls: Martindale Hall, Wolcott Hall, Morris Hall, and College Hall. Students who pledge one of Wabash's ten fraternities usually live in the chapter house. A fair percentage of Wabash students also elect to move into one of the kind-of off-campus apartments owned and operated by the college.
Wabash's current president is Dr. Patrick E. White. He succeeded Andrew T. Ford on July 1, 2006 to become Wabash's fifteenth president. Before coming to Wabash, White had served as vice president and dean of faculty at Saint Mary's College in Notre Dame, Indiana. He also held the position of associate dean of faculty from 1988 to 2002, and taught at Saint Mary's in the English department.
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