Wabash Professor of German Greg Redding ’88 and his family have been geocaching for over five years – an electronic version of treasure hunting – which takes place literally around the world, […]
Archives: April, 2013
Triton Brewing Company will open a new tap room in Broad Ripple in the next few weeks, at 915 Broad Ripple Avenue. David Waldman ’93 is Operations Director and a Co-Founder of […]
Dan Taylor ’83 will be inducted into the Southmont Senior High School Athletic Hall of Fame on June 15. This is the second year for the SMHS to honor its athlete alumni. […]
Read More - Dan Taylor ’83 – high school athletic hall of fame
Jeremy Bird ’00 made The Colbert Report on television just eight weeks ago – and just yesterday, he was featured on Businessweek/Bloomberg online, with a nice nod to Wabash in the story. Jeremy is a […]
From The Indiana Lawyer.com: “Through professional commitments, social and civic involvement, and volunteer efforts, lawyers serve a diverse citizenry and business community. The Indiana Lawyer annually honors members of the legal profession […]
Read More - Wabash men dominate list of “Up and Coming” lawyers!
Tom Denari ’85 is president of Young and Laramore, Indianapolis’ fourth-largest advertising agency. This year, Y&L is going all-digital with its advertising campaign for one of its clients, Scotts LawnService. Click here […]
Prof. David Stone ’91 is the author of an article, “Chechyna: What You Need to Know,” on the HNN web site, George Mason University’s History News Network. David has been professor of […]
When Monmouth College students asked for some college land to plant a community garden in 2010, President of Monmouth College Mauri Ditzler ’75 had no trouble saying “of course!” and the beginning of […]
Read More - President Mauri Ditzler '75 – a gardener at heart
Greg Castanias ’87 was interviewed as part of National Public Radio’ Morning Edition program this morning. The story dealt with a lawsuit addressing whether human genes may be patented. Greg , an attorney with Jones Day in […]
Dr. James B. Griffis PhD ’79 will serve as acting director of athletics until a replacement director is selected. Jim has taught at the University of South Carolina Upstate in Spartanburg, SC for […]
Read More - Jim Griffis ’79 – acting AD at Univ. of South Carolina Upstate
Until this past February, Brian Boyce ’98 was a staff reporter at the Tribune-Star (Terre Haute, IN). He decided to leave the Tribune Star to be able to focus more on competing in […]
Dr. Glenn Elrod ’91 is an obstetrician-gynecologist in Wasilla, Alaska – where the temperature today happens to be in the 40’s. But since Monday this week, Glenn has been in a much warmer climate during […]
Read More - Dr. Glenn Elrod '91 – a man on a mission in Haiti
Dawn Hoffman, wife of Steve Hoffman ’85, has set up a little neighborhood book exchange in Crawfordsville. Passersby may “take a book and leave a book” from the little library house in […]
Read More - At the Hoffman House – take a book, leave a book
Lafayette-area artist Zach Medler ’01 will return to Crawfordsville to show his mixed media work as the featured visiting artist from April 3 – May 18 at the Athens of Indiana Arts […]
Read More - Zach Medler ’01 – featured artist at Athens of Indiana gallery
The Professional Golf Association of America (PGA) announces that Dick Gray ’66 has been named the Superintendent of PGA Village and the PGA Country Club in Port St. Lucie, FL. “Gray will […]
Read More - Dick Gray ’66: New Super of PGA Village and PGA Country Club
