This exhibit documents the civil rights movement as it was experienced at Wabash College and in Crawfordsville, Indiana. It was researched and prepared by the students in PSC210/HIS240: Politics of the Civil Rights Movement, a Fall 2015 course at Wabash College.

This exhibit documents how Wabash College students from the Civil War to World War II experienced and participated in the Temperance Movement, controversies over alcohol policy, and Prohibition and its repeal. It was prepared by the students of PSC 210/HIS 240: Politics of Prohibition, a Spring 2016 course at Wabash College.

This travelogue documents the travels of 28 Wabash College students as part of their coursework for PSC 210: Politics of the Civil rights Movement and MUS 204: African American Music during the Fall 2017 semester. There are seven parts to the travelogue, corresponding to their seven days of travel: Nashville and Monteagle, TN; Atlanta and Stone Mountain, GA; Anniston and Birmingham, AL; Selma and Montgomery, AL; Meridian and Jackson, MS; Indianola, Clarksdale, and Holly Springs, MS; and Memphis, TN. You can also read the blog posts the students wrote during the trip and watch their video blogs.

In the Spring 2020 semester, 11 Wabash students developed a website about Louis Orr (1876-1966), renowned American printmaker and uncle of David Orr [Wabash 1957].

In the Spring of 2020, the students of HIS 240: Vietnam War Stories conducted interviews with local Vietnam Veterans in order to preserve their stories and to add to the Robert T. Ramsay Archival Center at Wabash College. This digital exhibit provides access to the information veterans interviewed and student reflections about the process. The project can also be viewed on the Oral History in the Liberal Arts website .

In the Spring of 2022, the students of PSC 210/HIS 240: Governing Wabash developed a website and podcast exploring the governance of Wabash College. Utilizing resources from the Robert T. Ramsay Jr. Archival Center, the students explored topics such as Campus Unity, Freshman Indoctrination, Housing, Dining, and Parking, and Financing Student Life to create podcasts and a digital exhibit that highlights how Wabash College has been governed over time.