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The Western History Association’s Autry Public History Prize is awarded annually to media exhibits, public programs, or written works that contribute to a broader public reflection and appreciation of the past or […]

Read More - Travis Ross ’06 Co-Curates Award Winning Exhibition

  Wabash College graduates Bryce Chitwood ’08 and Erik Kile ’16 recently spent two weeks in Washington state at Joint Base Lewis-McChord completing the final phase of Office Candidate School.  Both men […]

Read More - Bryce Chitwood ’08 and Erik Kile ’16 attend OCS

The Indiana Bar Foundation has announced that J. Lee McNeely has been chosen as the 2018 Legendary Lawyer of the Indiana Bar Foundation. The award honors a Fellow who demonstrates the highest […]

Read More - J. Lee McNeely ’62 Receives 2018 Legendary Lawyer Award

Ron Rychlak, University of Mississippi law professor and Jamie L. Whitten Chair of Law and Government, will lead the Southeastern Association of Law Schools (SEALS) for the 2018-19 academic year. SEALS, which […]

Read More - Ron Rychlak ’80 to lead National Academic Organization

SupplyKick CEO Josh Owens said 2017 was “a spectacular year” for his company, which helps businesses increase their presence and their sales on Amazon, eBay and Walmart.com. He attributes the growth (revenue […]

Read More - Josh Owens ’07 Leads SupplyKick to #3 Spot on IBJ Fastest-Growing Companies List

The Nature Conservancy has announced the recent appointment of Doug Petno as one of six new members of its global Board of Directors. “The Nature Conservancy has an inspiring mission to conserve […]

Read More - Nature Conservancy Appoints Doug Petno ’87 to Board

Eli Lilly and Company has named Kip Chase Human Resources Leader for Eli Lilly USA. In his new role, Kip will oversee human resources for all commercial and medical organizations in the […]

Read More - Kip Chase ’03 named HR Leader for Lilly USA

Jim Williams will serve as one of seven members of the new Muncie Community Schools board. Due to financial difficulties, the district was placed under state control last year. The Indiana General […]

Read More - Jim Williams ’88 Named to Muncie School Board

Alonzo Weems has been included in Savoy magazine’s annual listing of the most influential black lawyers in the United States. The listing showcases African-American men and women who have been recognized for […]

Read More - Alonzo Weems ’92 Named Influential Black Lawyer

President Donald Trump has nominated Damon Leichty ’94 to become a federal judge for the United States District Court for the Northern District of Indiana. If confirmed, he will fill the vacancy […]

Read More - Damon R. Leichty ’94 Nominated to Federal Bench

Michigan Lawyers Weekly has announced that Roy Sexton ’95 was selected one of the 26 members of their second class of “Unsung Legal Heroes.” This program honors law firm employees who have […]

Read More - Roy Sexton ’95 named “Unsung Legal Hero”

Brandon Roop will lead the newly created Retirement Plan Services division at Donaldson Capital Management of Evansville, IN. Sr. Portfolio Manager and VP of Institutional Services, Brandon has led the effort to officially […]

Read More - Brandon Roop ’06 to lead new division of Donaldson Capital Management

Pluto TV, the leading free over-the-top television service in America, announced the appointment of Rich Calacci ’91 as its first Chief Revenue Officer. Reporting directly to CEO and co-founder Tom Ryan, Rich […]

Read More - Rich Calacci ’91 Joins Pluto TV

Jamey Callane, who has worked at Maconaquah for 20 years, will transition from his current position of assistant superintendent to superintendent as the successor of Dr. Doug Arnold, who is retiring in […]

Read More - James Callane ’92 Hired as Maconaquah School Corp. Superintendent

  Matt Maher ’08 was named one of Indiana’s District Officers of the Year by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR). He was voted one of 10 officers of the year by […]

Read More - Matt Maher ’08 Receives Indiana Department of Natural Resources Award

Plachta, Murphy, and Associates of Grand Rapids, MI announced Bryan Reeder as their new partner. Bryan’s client service areas include Business & Corporate Law, Estate Planning, Real Estate, Probate Estate & Trust […]

Read More - Bryan Reeder ’08 named partner at Plachta, Murphy, and Associates

The University of Texas announced in February that Sean Blackwell, professor and chair of the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences at McGovern Medical School at the University of Texas Health […]

Read More - Sean Blackwell ’89 Named President of Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine

Faegre Baker Daniels announced that Dustin DeNeal was named partner. Dustin specializes in bankruptcy law and banking regulation, including consumer financial services.  Following his 2004 graduation from Wabash College, Dustin attended IU […]

Read More - Dustin DeNeal ’04 Named Partner at Faegre Baker Daniels