Three Wabash College alumni will be on the ballot for Indiana’s state congressional districts on election day on Nov. 6. Fourth District Todd Rokita ’92 Sixth District Luke Messer ’91 […]
Archives: October, 2012
After graduating from Wabash last May, Daniel Ranschaert ’12 took a detour from his planned business career and ended up in Arizona teaching in Tucson’s Catholic schools in poor neighborhoods. The program, […]
Read More - Daniel Ranschaert ’12 – young, dedicated, and a teacher
Yesterday Charlie Kelly ’11 took part in a contest to promote his new business idea called SquareJive, a seamless social sharing platform to help find community and social events aligned with your […]
Mark Holcomb ’84 was awarded the Indiana University Maurer School of Law Distinguished Service Award on September 21. The award recognizes graduates who have distinguished themselves in service to their communities in […]
Read More - Mark Holcomb '84 receives Distinguished Service Award
Watch for it Thursday…this Thursday. It’s a special day on campus. Special Chapel speaker. Special t-shirts. Special color for the day.
Talked to a number of guys yesterday…the last day of classes before Fall Break. To a man they were all ready for a couple of days of rest. They take off today […]
Hon. Vincent F. Grogg ‘55 received the 2012 Living Legacy Award in Covington, IN, for “contributions to the community of Covington.” Since graduating from Wabash and then Indiana University School of Law […]
Read More - Hon. Vincent F. Grogg ‘55 earns Living Legacy Award
Dr. Sean Blackwell, M.D. ’89 is the new chair of the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences at University of Texas in Houston. Sean is an associate professor and has been […]
Read More - Dr. Sean Blackwell ’89 named new department chair at Univ. of Texas/Houston
If you are a Civil War buff, be sure to keep Thursday, October 18 open to attend a program hosted by the General Lew Wallace Study & Museum in Crawfordsville. Chuck Beemer […]
Read More - Chuck Beemer, The Civil War, and The Wabash Connection
