I had the opportunity to spend a few hours with Eriks Janelsins ’02 at the Oglebay Resort in Wheeling, WV, yesterday. That’s just a portion of the resort in the background. To […]
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I’m off the next two days to Western PA, the old stomping ground of our Dean of Students turned AD, Tom Bambrey ’68. Tom’s stories of growing up out there and finding […]
Today is Administrative Professionals Day. On Wikipedia, it says today is: “Administrative Professionals Day formerly known as Secretary’s Day is an unofficial secular holiday observed in the United States on the Wednesday of the last full week of April to recognize […]
Terry Endsley ’77 passed away last week. Terry had been battling a brain tumor. His way-too-early passing leaves us all to wonder why. Yesterday, when I was running, I thought back to […]
Many of you may know alumnus Brian Nietzel, Class of 1990. Brian lives in Minneapolis. He is a member of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity and was a excellent diver on Gail Pebworth’s […]
So, someone not too long ago told me there’s a tree in the arboretum that reminded them of me. I wasn’t sure how to take that so, walking right into it, […]
That’s Bill’s office…actually, both Bills…Placher and now Cook. Bill Placher ’70. Bill Cook ’66. I met with Bill Cook to talk about a great alumni travel opportunity next year (stay tuned for […]
The other ghost, in addition to Mitch Mitchum, is Myron "Phil" Phillips ’27, who served as the director from 1956 to 1962. Phil Phillips is the father of our Society of Wabash […]
When I first returned to the college in 1999, one of my visits was to the Dean of Students office – in those days the Dean was Tom Bambrey ’68. One of the […]
Took this photo last Monday evening at the Annual Peck Awards dinner. That’s the Bachelor editor in chief, Patrick McAlister ’10, talking with Wabash president Pat White. The Bachelor recently garnered a […]
Morris Dees (r), seen here with alumnus and alumni board president Jim Dimos ’83, was on campus Monday evening to accept the David W. Peck Medal for his achievements in the field […]
The Wabash College Alumni group recently passed the 1,000 member mark. That means 8% of our alumni body are members and can be contacted by a single post on the Linkedin group […]
April 6, 2009. Saturday I was wearing shorts and working in the yard. Yesterday, it rained nearly all day. Today? Snow. Oh, it won’t "stick" to the ground; the ground is just […]
Prof. Tracey Salisbury, a tenure track faculty member in the history department who wlll earn her doctorate later this year, earned a standing ovation yesterday for her Chapel talk on "Wabash Always […]
That’s German class last week. Class meeting outdoors. Eight guys in the class. Recruiting poster? You can remember those days, can’t you? Pick the professor, pick the class, spring day… Timeless. Like […]
Seamus Boyce ’03 is an associate in the firm of Church, Church, Hittle, & Antrim in Noblesville, Indiana. Seamus graduated from law school less than three years ago, in 2006. However, in […]
Took this photo at the Celebrating Scholarships Luncheon this past weekend. This young man, Daniel King ’10 who has his own blog, is a Sphinx Club Pledge – affectionately known as a […]
According to informed White House sources, Wabash has at least two more graduates on the Super Lawyer list for the year. Both of these super lawyers are partners in heavy-hitting legal powerhouses. […]
