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Neil Burk ’12 joined The Paper 24-7, The Paper of Montgomery County as a Sports Writer, and quickly moved through the ranks as Sports Editor, Managing Editor, and finally Editor.  Now Neil […]

Read More - Burk ’12 moves on, Cameron ’14 moves in as managing editor

“I heard it on NPR” – on the call-in talk show On Point !  The featured topic on May 6 was “The Extra-Special Expertise Of A College Senior Thesis.” Click here to […]

Read More - Senior Oral Comps described on NPR

Members of the 2015 inductees to the Montgomery County Basketball Hall of Fame include four with Wabash connections.  The induction will take place in the old Crawfordsville High School gymnasium on May […]

Read More - Wabash represented in Montgomery Co. Hall of Fame

Greg Scott ’79 has written his first book:  “Bullseye Breach” – described as internet safety disguised as a fictional thriller about a retailer losing millions of card numbers to international criminals.  Click […]

Read More - Scott ’79 pens IT thriller!

Prof. John L. Mikesell ’64 is the Inaugural Recipient of (2015) John L. Mikesell Excellence Award, SPEA Student Choice Awards at Indiana University School of Public and Environmental Affairs (SPEA) in Bloomington.  […]

Read More - Mikesell ’64 receives Excellence Award from IU

David Pryzbylski ’05 was named in a group of “Up and Coming Lawyers” by The Indiana Lawer.com.  David is listed in a special edition of the May 6, 2015 “Leadership in Law.”  […]

Read More - Pryzbylski ’05 named Up and Coming Lawyer

Damian Howard ’85 recently joined SNB in Omaha as vice present, senior investment officer, where he will oversee its wealth management investment.  Click here to read the news release. After Wabash, Damian […]

Read More - Howard ’85 joins Security National Bank

Click here to see a study completed by collegeraptor.com, which looks at various higher education demographics of the U.S. House of Representatives.  Wabash College made the list of “Colleges with 2 Alumni […]

Read More - Wally in the House

J. Lee McNeely ’62 will be inducted into the Shelbyville (Indiana) High School Alumni Hall of Fame on May 7.  Lee is a native of Shelbyville, and returned there to open his […]

Read More - McNeely ’62 – SHS Alumni Hall induction

Matt Tanney ’05 was named Interim Athletic Director at Western Illinois University after the A.D. left for another school.  Matt has served as WIU deputy director of athletics and has been associate […]

Read More - Tanney ’05 named WIU interim A.D.

Apparatus was named Tech Company of the Year at the 2015 TechPoint Mira Awards gala in Indianapolis on May 2 – celebrating 130 nominations of organization and individual awards, with 15 winners […]

Read More - Apparatus named Tech Company of the Year

Dr. Robert M. Dirks PhD ’00 tragically lost his life in the Metro-North train crash in New York in February 2015.  Last week, the International Society of Nanoscale Science Computations and Engineering […]

Read More - Robert Dirks ’00 memorial prize announced

Tony Unfried ’03 wanted to “own something,” and so he does.  Tony is the President and CEO of Archon Apps, offering technology solutions that provide its customers with new ways to interact […]

Read More - Unfried ’03 founds Archon Apps

Ty Benefiel ’08 is Co-founder and President of MeterGenius, started with four Northwestern University Kellogg classmates in 2013.  It is a free website and mobile app that helps residential users engage with […]

Read More - Benefiel ’08 — co-founder of MeterGenius

Kelly Pfledderer ’96 has been named is to the TechPoint executive committee.  TechPoint is “the voice and catalyst for Indiana’s technology companies and overall tech ecosystem.”  Click here for the news release. […]

Read More - Pfledderer ’96 joins TechPoint leadership team

Dr. Calvin A. Ridgeway ’83 uses a new technology called MarginProbe to check a breast cancer lumpectomy to see if there are any cancer cells left on the edge.  Click here to […]

Read More - Ridgeway ’83 uses new technology to fight cancer

Alan Stanford ’63 has launched a new photo-sharing app called “Sherish” – an all-in-one photo app that was announced on Inside Indiana Business this week.  Sherish was developed to “bring all your […]

Read More - Stanford ’63 launches new Sherish photo app

Adam Van Zee ’07 was recently published  in the IJSS.  The thesis towards his master’s degree in Sports and Exercise Psychology from Ball State University “explores the level of awareness and application […]

Read More - Van Zee ’07 published in International Journal of Sport Studies