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Ted Grossnickle ’73, senior consultant and founder of Johnson, Grossnickle and Associates, has been elected to the board of directors of the Giving Institute.  The Giving Institute, formerly the American Association of […]

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The Franklin College Fine Arts department will showcase an exhibit by John Strickland ’63:  “Paintings by John Strickland: Chasing Ambiguity; Trying to Get It Wrong,” will be on display from Sept. 7 – Sept. 22 […]

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Chong Ng ‘79 was recently named Business Development Director for its Asia region at Futurestep, which provides Recruitment Process Outsourcing as a component of its global strategic talent acquisition solutions. Based in Hong Kong, Chong will focus on China, Singapore, Malaysia and […]

Read More - Chong Ng ‘79 – new Bus. Dev. in Hong Kong

      Edward received the Tony Jude Award for outstanding research at the conclusion of the National Science Foundation Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) chemistry and biochemistry program at the University of Arkansas […]

Read More - Edward Evans '13 wins summer research award at Univ. of Arkansas

       While living and working in Italy after graduation, Mark Shreve ’04 learned the Culinary Art of Eating, too.  This month Mark was featured on the Edible Indy web site, with a […]

Read More - Mark Shreve '04 brings Italian eating local

Dr. Robert M. Einterz ’77, associate dean for global health, director of the IU Center for Global Health and professor of clinical medicine at the IU School of Medicine, has been named […]

Read More - Dr. Bob Einterz '77 named IU Global Health Professor

Dr. Adam M. Paarlberg ’04 has joined Beech Grove Family Medicine of St. Francis Medical Group in Beech Grove, IN.  He most recently worked in the emergency department at Rushville Memorial Hospital and […]

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The Class of 1967 class agent newsletter reports from John May ’67 that even the L.A. Times has heard of Wabash!  Click here to link to the L.A. Times Crossword Puzzle and then […]

Read More - 'Tis a (Crossword) Puzzlement

The event in June:  A beautiful traditional wedding in southern Poland. Who would guess that three of the guests and the groom all had ties to Wabash College in Indiana, USA?  Amidst the […]

Read More - All Roads in Poland Lead Through . . . Wabash?

Booth Jameson ’88 is the new Director of Federal Affairs for the American Chemistry Council, located in Washington, D.C.

Read More - Booth Jameson '88: takes position at ACC

Jon Foust ’98 joins in the American spirit of summer Little League baseball in the theater comedy “Rounding Third,” currently running at the Greater Shelby Community Theater in Shelby, NC.  Jon plays one […]

Read More - Jon Foust '98 : Play Ball!

Roger Busch ’96, Wabash Head Cross Country Coach, was one of two Crawfordsville runners to win the Fast Track Mile on July 4 in Terre Haute, IN.  The other winner was Cassie […]

Read More - Roger Busch '96 on the Fast Track

Dr. Elizabeth Morton, professor of art history at Wabash College, is also an adjunct curator for the Indiana Museum of Art.  She curated the exhibit “Dynasty and Divinity: Ife Art in Ancient […]

Read More - Dr. Elizabeth Morthon – professor and IMA curator, too

Derrick Yoder ’11 has joined Apparatus, an Indianapolis -based technology/telecommunications firm, as a systems analyst.  Derrick was an economics major, and the senior running back who rushed 164 yards in last season’s […]

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These days, Michael’s passion for Motocross, cage-fighting, and other extreme athletics feed his enthusiasm for triathlon competitions.  From that same passion as a wrestler at Wabash (that’s Michael on top in the photo), he qualified for the NCAA […]

Read More - Michael Burke '10: Triathlete and then some

Adam is co-owner of Running Central in his hometown of Peoria, IL.  He took over the store, which sells athletic shoes, in 2008, and just announced expansion to its new location by […]

Read More - Adam White '98 "returns home to make good"

The following alumni were included on the Indianapolis Business Journal’s annual “Who’s Who in Law” for 2011: Nelson Alexander ’90, Member-in-Charge, Frost Brown Todd Chris Cotterill ’99, Chief of Staff for Mayor […]

Read More - Wabash Alumni on IBJ's Law List

Mike Stayton ’68 was featured in Smart Business Indianapolis online magazine in June.  Mike is founder, president and CEO at U.S. Infrastructure Corp, headquartered in Carmel, IN.  USIC, a provider of underground […]

Read More - Mike Stayton '68 – successful merger