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Scott Boone ‘81 is the new defensive coordinator for University of Nevada football.  He leaves The College of William and Mary, where he was the defensive coordinator for the past three seasons […]

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Alan White ’60 and his wife own the historic Yountsville Mill on the west side of Crawfordsville.  They purchased the mill, historic home, and property on Sugar Creek in 2009 and have […]

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Howard Hewitt – Another Wabash alum is continuing his career with Teach for America. Gary James ’10 taught in Washington D.C. after graduation and has most recently worked in communications. James ’10 […]

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Dr. C. Patrick Tyndall ’92 will present a talk today:  “August Wilson and Black Rage: The Good, the Bad, and the Family.” C. Patrick Tyndall ’92 is from Brooklyn, NY. After Wabash, […]

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Two Wabash alumni-owned businesses were among 100 employers selected for the Indiana Chamber of Commerce – 2014 Best Places to Work in Indiana: Small Companies (15-74 U.S. employees) Company/ Primary Indiana Location:  […]

Read More - Apparatus and Hanapin Marketing – “best places to work”

Philip M. Coons M.D. ’67 has just published his memoir, “String Bean, Buster, the Grumpy Gourmet and Other Personas: A Memoir,” which includes some “Wabash Stories.”  The book is available through Universe […]

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Mark Flexter ’79 has published his first novel, through Amazon.  It is entitled “Men of Letters,” a local historical fiction story based at Wabash College and Montgomery County. Click here to read […]

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Pete Kempf ’06 was named the new head football coach at DeKalb High School in Waterloo, IN.  He graduated from DeKalb in 2002, where he was on the football and track teams, […]

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David R. Stone ’91 has published a new article, “Russia, Gay Rights, and the Sochi Olympics” in Origins: Current Events in Historical Perspective, February 2014 (volume 7, issue 6, Ohio State University […]

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Dr. William J. Millikan, Jr. ’65 has been named CEO of St. Mary’s Medical Group in Evansville.  St. Mary’s Medical Group (SMMG) is a physician-led, patient-centered organization that combines all four St. […]

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  Bryan Roesler ’06 has been elected as President of the Board of Directors of Giving Sum, an Indianapolis not-for-profit organization of next generation leaders working together to improve Indianapolis and central […]

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  Michael Bricker ‘04 was the production designer for the newly released film, “Love and Air Sex,” a romantic comedy which takes place in Austin, Texas.  The film opened in theaters last […]

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  Daniel G. Petrie ’07 has been elected as shareholder and director of Henthorn, Harris & Weliever P.C. law firm in Crawfordsville.  His focus is family law, estate planning, probate, and criminal […]

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Dr. Christopher A. Leagre ’83 has been named to the board of directors of Midwest Academy in Carmel, Indiana. Chris is a physician with the Cancer Care Group and a radiation oncologist […]

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Jerry Wood ’66 is Distinguished Professor of English Emeritus at Carson-Newman College in Tennessee.  During his years as a college teacher, he wrote primarily about theater and film.  However, his recently published […]

Read More - Dr. Gerald C. “Jerry” Wood ’66 wins Seymour Medal Award

Crawfordsville native Mahlon Nevitt ’16 is a member of the cast of “Nunsense A-men” showing at the Meyers Dinner Theatre in Hillsboro, Indiana from February 7- March 1.  The storyline is the […]

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Doug Beebe ’83 was recently named vice president-residential and day services at AWS/Benchmark, central and southern Indiana and East Coast.  Founded in 1960, the mission of AWS is to help children and […]

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Roscoe Wilson ’97 is a juror for the 24th Annual Dayton Area Works on Paper in Kettering, Ohio.  The exhibit, at the Rosewood Arts Centre through February 18, is a juried exhibition […]

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