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A team of University of Minnesota Medical School researchers led by Dr. David R. Boulware successfully tested a new antifungal therapy to treat fungal meningitis. The research team tested a new oral […]

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Mark M. Riffle has joined Taft’s Real Estate group in the Indianapolis office. He provides counsel in connection with the acquisition, development, financing, construction, leasing, and disposition of commercial properties. In addition, […]

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Merrillville, Ind.-based Centier Bank promoted Clay Koehler to vice president of business banking. Koehler, who is based in Lafayette, Ind., was hired in 2020 as assistant vice president of small business. He […]

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Dentons is pleased to announce that Andrew Rankin has joined the Real Estate practice as of counsel in the Indianapolis office. Rankin brings more than 20 years of in-house and private practice […]

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Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb has announced Daniel Reed Young has been appointed to the Vermillion Circuit Court. Young has a private practice in Attica and is a part-time public defender in Tippecanoe […]

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Governor Holcomb has appointed Douglas Kenneth Mawhorr ’88 as a judge in Delaware Circuit Court 3. While at Wabash Doug majored in Political Science with a minor in French. He was a […]

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Partner Gregory (Greg) Castanias ’87 has been elected to the American Law Institute (ALI), one of the leading independent organizations in the United States dedicated to producing scholarly work to clarify, modernize, […]

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Digital Crossroad data center developer Tom Dakich was named to IBJ Media’s Indiana 250 most influential people in the state. “Our 2023 Indiana 250 list is chock full of private- and public-sector […]

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After nearly 11 years advising the Indiana Supreme Court, Jason Bennett ’98 has joined Stuart and Branigin LLP in Lafayette, Indiana. Bennett will focus on federal and state litigation with the firm. […]

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Derek Andre ’16 has joined Fox Rothschild as an associate in the litigation department. Fox Rothschild is a 1,000-lawyer national law firm with 29 offices. Prior to joining Fox Rothschild, Andre practiced […]

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Franklin Russel ’20 has been named as the next athletic director at Liberty Common High School in Fort Collins, Colorado. He will oversee coaches and direct all athletic programming aspects at the […]

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Dane Logan Fowler ’06 was promoted to global manager of continuous improvement at Carlisle Brake and Friction in May. Carlisle Brake and Friction is a leading global solutions provider of high performance […]

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Active Energy, the international waste biomass-based renewable energy company, has appointed Barron Hewetson ’08 as its chief technology officer. Active Energy has developed a proprietary technology which transforms waste biomass material into […]

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In July, Matt Brim ’94 was named the executive director of CLAGS: The Center for LGBTQ Studies at the Graduate Center, City University of New York. Brim is the author of “Poor […]

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Guggenheim Securities has announced John Plaster ’91 will join the firm as a senior managing director. He will lead the firm’s power, utilities and renewables investment banking practice together with Senior Managing […]

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California State University, Long Beach, has named Royce W. Smith ’96 dean of the College of the Arts. Smith has served the past seven years as dean of the College of the […]

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Phil Goss ’90 recently launched his campaign for Indiana’s 3rd Congressional District. Currently, he is vice president of business strategy at Perła Brewery in Fort Wayne. While he was at Wabash, Goss […]

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According to Music Row, Dan Couch ’89 wrote seven songs on Kip Moore’s fifth studio album, ‘Damn Love.’ In the past, Couch and Moore have co-written #1 hit songs, including one that […]

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