Ian Little ’20 is starting a farm management apprenticeship with New Morning Farm near Hustontown, PA, through the Pennsylvania Sustainable Agriculture Association’s Diversified Vegetable Management program. New Morning Farm is a 50+ year old […]

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Bob Grand ’78 gave reflections on his career as a lawyer at a CLE presentation sponsored by the Wabash Club of Indianapolis and the Indiana State Bar Association on October 30. Bob was […]

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Jared H. Lange received this year’s ACHE of North Texas’s Mentor of the Year award. The North Texas chapter of the American College of Healthcare Executives serves the professional development needs of the […]

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Barnes & Thornburg has added several professionals to their team, including Wabash graduate Casey Wright. Casey Wright, an associate in the Indianapolis office, focuses his practice on prosecuting U.S. and international trademark […]

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Coach Kellen Schreiber has begun his first season of coaching football. Schreiber was a 2018 graduate of Roncalli, where he played basketball. He is Roncalli’s new assistant varsity WR coach and head […]

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Dr. Juan Carlos Venis recently assumed the role of President of the Indiana Academy of Family Physicians. He completed his MD at Indiana University School of Medicine (2014), and Master’s of Public […]

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Kroger Gardis & Regas LLP has announced partner Séamus Boyce’s election as chair of the Indiana State Bar Association House of Delegates. He will preside over meetings, serve on the executive committee, […]

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Brian Samuels has been selected as the next Chair of the UAB Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences. Samuels writes, “I owe a debt of gratitude to Dr. Grant Comer (’97) who […]

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On PBS Arts Talk, Nathaniel Mary Quinn joined ballerina Misty Copeland in a passionate discussion about the deep familial meaning of Quinn’s art. Quinn recounted his journey, from drawing on the walls […]

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Dr. Michael Kilpatrick has retired after 40 years of practicing medicine. He was with Schneck Primary Care in Seymour, IN, for 34 of those years. While at Wabash he was an Independent […]

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William Yank has been serving as the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s (LLS) Honored Hero for the Indianapolis Visionaries of the Year Campaign. He spoke and organized to help facilitate fundraising, ultimately bringing […]

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The president of HVAC and plumbing company Peterman Brothers, a business often recognizable for its branded service vans, was named the Midwest Entrepreneur of the Year. Chad Peterman will now be considered […]

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Indiana’s first and long-time solicitor general, Thomas M. Fisher, is leaving the Office of the Attorney General to take a job in the private sector. He is joining EdChoice, a nonpartisan group […]

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Gary Reamey has released a new album “Unforgettable,” produced by Ryan Rossebo. The album is dedicated to his wife Joanne, who is on the cover with him. Reamey is Co-Managing Partner at […]

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Michael Segura is joining Covia in a new position as president of Covia’s Energy Division. Segura has extensive experience in the energy sector, most recently serving as Senior Vice President at Halliburton […]

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The Agency, a global real estate brokerage, is opening its first franchise in Louisville, Kentucky, under the leadership of Jason Farabee. Farabee is a seasoned, top-ranked real estate industry veteran with 20+ […]

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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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