Emeritus Professors David Hadley of Political Science and Austin Brooks of Biology participated in a fly tying class in Crawfordsville last Thursday.  The class was taught by local Scott Gobel, who works at Wildcat Creek Outfitters in Zionsville, […]

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Dr. Timothy L. Lake, Director of the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies, Associate Dean of the College, and Associate Professor English, spoke in his hometown of Fort Wayne, IN last night at the 28th […]

Read More - Dr. Tim Lake, Wabash professor, speaker at Martin Luther King event

As Liaison to Members of Congress and Federal Agencies, Richard M. Bramer ’88 will monitor federal government activity that impacts Indiana — at the direction of Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller.  Rich […]

Read More - Rich Bramer '88 named Special Deputy Attorney General

INDIANA’S SIGNATURE WINE GARNERS SAN FRANCISCO GOLD Easley Winery Receives Gold Medal for Traminette Easley Winery is proud to announce a gold medal win for its locally-made Traminette varietal wine at the 2013 San […]

Read More - Mark Easley '90/Easley Winery Receives Gold Medal

On Saturday, it was 59 degrees. On Sunday, the temperature started dropping and the rain turned to sleet turned to ice. On Monday, it was 16 degrees as I headed in to […]

Read More - Interesting Weather – It Is Indiana, After All

Ken Turchi ’80 has long been fascinated with L.S. Ayres & Company, the iconic Hoosier department store that began as a dry good store in the late 1800’s.  Ken even worked at […]

Read More - Ken Turchi ’80 pens history of L.S. Ayres book

The Crawfordsville Community School Corporation Board of Education took action last night at its first meeting of 2013: Dale Petrie ’75 was re-elected as president of the board. Susan Albrecht, Acquisitions Manager […]

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In addition to his Congressional duties with the 113th session of Congress, Luke Messer ’91 is the Republican freshman class president.  Luke was elected in November from Indiana’s 6th Congressional District. Click here […]

Read More - U.S. Rep. Luke Messer ‘91 (R-IN) sworn in on January 3

Trooper Clayton James Gum ‘12 graduated from the 72nd Indiana State Police Recruit Academy in December.  Starting last Saturday, he reported to the Lafayette state police post and has been patrolling Montgomery and Fountain […]

Read More - C.J. Gum ’12 – That’s Trooper Gum now

Chris Black ’85 is now Chief Financial Officer of Viamedia, based in Lexington, KY.  Viamedia is the leading independent cable rep firm and provider of online advertising services.  After Wabash, Chris earned […]

Read More - Chris Black ’85: new Viamedia CFO

For the sixth straight year since 2007, Tim J. Emmitt ’62, attorney with Roetzel & Andress LPA in Chicago, was named a 2013 Illinois Super Lawyer by Illinois Super Lawyers magazine.  Tim […]

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Last fall, Indiana artist Zach Medler ’01 teamed up with a fellow artist to spray paint a mural on the bridge pylons of the overpass for U.S. 52 at North River Road in […]

Read More - Zach Medler ’01 – diversified artist worth checking out!

Steve Golliher ’67 was re-elected as the president of the City of Crawfordsville Redevelopment Commission.  Dr. Robin Pebworth, former director of career services at Wabash, continues as vice president of the commission.  […]

Read More - Steve Golliher '67 and Dr. Robin Pebworth help bring Ivy Tech to Crawfordsville

Professor Emeritus Phil Mikesell ’63 and his wife, Vina, may have “retired” from Wabash to their home in northern Michigan, but they are as busy in their new community as they were in […]

Read More - Professor Phil Mikesell ’63 speaks at Michigan LWV

Jim Amidon ’87,  Senior Director of Communications and Marketing, is also the Director of OLAB (Opportunities to Learn About Business), the on-campus summer business camp week for rising high school seniors.  The Rotary […]

Read More - Jim Amidon '87 to talk OLAB at Carmel Rotary

December 31 was Hon. Ted Todd’s last day on the bench after 24 years in Jefferson and Switzerland Counties in Indiana, but he’ll still keep active as a senior judge to fill […]

Read More - Circuit Court Judge Ted Todd ’61 retires

Mauri Ditzler ’75  is one of three newly elected members of the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s Division III Presidents Council. The presidents council is made up of 15 members. Mauri has been […]

Read More - President Mauri Ditzler ’75 named to NCAA Div. III council

Inc. Magazine online publishes “coolest” lists, as voted by its readers worldwide. Currently showing is “World’s Coolest Offices: Your Picks,” one of which is Young & Laramore Advertising Office.  Alumnus Tom Denari ’85 is […]

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