David Bowen ’99 is founder and CEO of Market Maker 4 (MM4), which has proven a successful Chicago e-sourcing firm — and last week MM4 was acquired by Xchanging plc, a UK-based […]
Archives: September, 2013
Sun King Brewing Co., owned by alumni Clay Robinson ‘97 and Omar Robinson ‘60, is sponsoring CANvitational, the Midwest’s first canned craft beer festival, in Indianapolis this weekend. More than 30 craft […]
Jean Williams H’53 is well known for her love of traveling. She began her worldly travels in 1967 with her husband, biology professor Dr. Eliot Williams H’53 when they traveled to Africa, and […]
Chuck Mack ’67 returned as a veteran of the Viet Nam war when he was injured in 1969. He is a local businessman who owns Moe & Johnny’s Bar and Grill, a coffee/bar/restaurant in […]
Ben Hewitt ‘05, assistant men’s and women’s swimming coach at Nova Southeastern University for the last three seasons, has been named DePauw’s women’s swimming and diving head coach. “His coaching credentials, understanding […]
Bill Boone ‘60 is graduate of Ladoga High School and played baseball and basketball at Wabash College, where he was head baseball coach 1986-1999. He has taught English and Latin for his entire […]
Dr. Richard Gunderman, MD, PhD ’83, was awarded the Spinoza Chair of Medicine at University of Amsterdam earlier this month. He was to deliver master classes and a keynote lecture this month […]
Dr. John L. Mikesell ’64 just notified us that “The ninth edition of Fiscal Administration, Analysis and Applications for the Public Sector has just rolled off the presses for use in classes […]
Larry S. Landis ’67 will retire in January after nearly 11years of service to the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission. He has worked as a Commissioner under four Governors: Frank O’Bannon, Joe Kernan, […]
Alonzo Weems ’92 was named by Indiana Governor Mike Pence to the Early Learning Advisory Committee, which is charged with taking a comprehensive look at the quality and availability of early childhood […]
Dave Broecker ’83 was the quarterback for his Carmel High School team, remembering, “We played every game like it was our last,” which paid off, as the CHS team went undefeated at […]
Yesterday afternoon was a perfect day for the benefactors and recipients of the Kenneth Rhys Rudolph Memorial Fund for European Summer Study Abroad to meet each other in person. This year, three […]
Hugh Vandivier ’91 will call the public eye his home for the next week, starting on September 22. Hugh will actually be living 24/7 in the plate-glass window of the Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library in […]
For years Tom Broecker ’84 has been known for his clever, kooky wardrobe designs for Saturday Night Live. He is also the cool, classic costume designer for the American version of House […]
Gov. Mike Pence has named David Shane ’70 as chair of Region 5 of the 11 Indiana Regional Works Councils. Each group will be responsible for evaluating available career and training opportunities […]
Rich Denhart ’83 has been named District Sales Manager of its Southern District by Purolator International. Purolator is the leading provider of cross-border logistics between the U.S. and Canada. Rich has 20+ year […]
Eric Eversole ’94, former Navy Reserve Judge Advocate Commander, “has been named executive director of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s “Hiring Our Heroes” program and vice president at the U.S. Chamber. […]
Richard Rose ’54, author, has just released a novel, “The Lazarus Conspiracies.” It’s a conspiracy thriller based in Chicago, based on research resources from a retired Chicago detective, special victims unit. The novel is an adapted screenplay that was […]
