Wabash Professor of Economics Frank Howland was the speaker at a recent Kiwanis Club meeting.  His talk, entitled “Recent Economic History of Montgomery County,” was timely because the League of Women Voters […]

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Edgar C. “Pete” Stuntz, Wabash ’50 will be handling lots of funny money since his recent 84th birthday celebration. He sent this photo:  “I had the unusual pleasure of receiving a Sigma Chi […]

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David Sheets ’79 has been selected as chairman of the National Federation of State High School Associations’ (NFHS) Officials Publications Committee, which is responsible for educational and informational articles aimed at the men […]

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Chris Davis ’98 is now the director of labor relations for Central Illinois Builders of Associated General Contractors. He will oversee collective bargaining negotiations with construction trades on behalf of contractors in […]

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Michael Bricker ’04 is often featured in local news regarding his nonprofit PUP’s (People for Urban Progress) recycling/repurposing work in Indianapolis. Michael also taught an architecture class here at Wabash in recent years.  He […]

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A recent online CASE blog reported that Wabash ranks seventh in the top 10 liberal arts colleges, with respect to the percent of its alums on LinkedIn who are also members of the […]

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Jon Pactor ’71, aka “The Bow Tie Guy” at Wabash, spends a lot of time on campus, but he also literally lives and breathes Wabash every day in his office as an attorney […]

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Dr. Todd Rowland ’85 is Chief Executive Officer of HealthLINC, a mature health information exchange (HIE) serving South Central Indiana, a highly rural area surrounding Bloomington, Indiana.  HealthLINC focuses on applying electronic solutions […]

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New employees at Apparatus, the IT consulting and management services business located in Indianapolis:  Eric Borgert ’97 joined Client Operations, and Michael Carper ’13 and Sam Spoerle ’13 are new Tech Associates. Kelly […]

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You might think twice about offering an arm wrestling challenge to Prof. John Houston, Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy! Last Saturday, Prof. Houston added a national championship to his resume. He competed in the […]

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Dr. Galen Eversole ’68 has joined the Ageology network of health services.  Ageology’s goal is to help patients regain and maintain optimum health.  Mark is located in the Henderson, Nevada area. After […]

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Sun King Brewing Company is listed as Number 6 on the IBJ’s list of fastest growing companies in the Indianapolis area.  Since it opened four years ago, Sun King has made its […]

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Patrick Craine ’94 will join Chesapeake Energy Corporation as its Chief Compliance Officer.  Patrick has been an attorney in private practice and an enforcement attorney with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission […]

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Roy Sexton ’95  will hit the lights fantastic again this summer, starring in “Little Me,” a well-known Broadway musical.  The performance at The Penny Seats Theatre Company in Ann Arbor, Michigan will […]

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Timothy M. Doyle, Ed.D. ‘86 has been appointed as the Associate Vice President for Student Life at Christian Brothers University (CBU). Tim will provide leadership for student and resident life, creating a […]

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Bill Padgett ’92 was seeing double in the singles matches this past weekend at the IHSAA Girls Tennis State Finals in Indianapolis.  Bill’s two daughters, Lauryn (has won 21 out of 22 […]

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Tony Kanaan was the Indy 500 Winner at last Sunday’s race.  Andrea Irwin, wife of Wabash assistant wrestling coach Danny Irwin, just may have had a part in the win.  In 2004, […]

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Jared Stark ’95 will become the new CEO of Lafayette [Louisiana] General Health on June 24, the same day Lafayette General will assume administrative direction at University Medical Center, when it becomes […]

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