The tulips planted near the front sign for the college never last until Commencement. They are near the end of their time this morning. But I always find myself hoping they will. […]
Read More - They Never Make It – But I Always Hope They Will
1,100 blogs since 2005 – enough for a lifetime…and more than enough for a person called "Grunge". Thanks to the 9 faithful readers who endured bad spelling, bad grammar, and not infrequent […]
Matt Griffith ’89, an attorney in Indianapolis, has launched his own law firm. You can read all about Matt’s newest venture here. In addition to his legal expertise, Matt’s offering a host […]
This photo, from Michael Cummings ’86, shows EJ Becker ’94, Michael, Tony Quandt ’04, and Cyril Welter ’72 at Harvesters Community Food Bank recently. The KC group do this every quarter – helping […]
New York, New York is one of the new (to Grunge) hotels on the Strip…looks like a cross between the real NYC and Disneyworld. 250-plus aviators and their wives packed into a […]
The two young men on the left in this photo are two prospective students. The two men on the right are Wabash’s President, Pat White, and the Dean of the College, Gary Phillips. […]
I know…it’s a winter shot and it’s April. That’s Garden of the Gods in the foreground and Pikes Peak in the distance. However, there were reports of snow in Chicago yesterday and […]
OK…that headline might be a little misleading…but it’s all for a good cause. Sun King Brewery, the Indy brewery owned in part by Omar Robinson ’60 and his son Clay ’97, has […]
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This photo of Jeremy Bird ’00 recently appeared in a major US newspaper – he’s pondering the challenges of the upcoming mid-term elections. I remember talking to him several years ago, when […]
The Engledow Group, one of Indiana’s largest landscaping companies, has acquired a former competitor, Litchfield Landscape Company, according to a recent report. Jim Engledow, Wabash Class of 1978 and president of The […]
John Birdzell ’61 put together a great display of baseball memorabilia for the recent Liberal Arts Symposium on Baseball. John’s a baseball fan of the highest magnitude… Here’s a close up of […]
That’s the view from the new home plate. Looking Northeast towards the outdoor tennis center. West side of the Knowling Fieldhouse on the right. As you can see, some trees already have been removed. […]
Gene Miiller, Class of 1975, is the proud coach of the Washington High School (Washington, Indiana) Hatchets. This past weekend his team won the state championship for Class 3A. Gene’s in his […]
Kevin Hall, Class of 1981, is one of five honored by the Kelley School of Business in Indianapolis on March 10, 2010. Kevin is the executive vice president and general manager […]
The Indianapolis Association of Wabash Men (IAWM) hosted a networking event on Thursday, March 4, 2010 that drew a large crowd – an estimated 80 alumni attended. The event was all inclusive […]
That’s John Davis ’64 and his daughter Aisha getting a tour of Jones Day Law Firm from Greg Castanias ’87. John is a Civil Rights Attorney in Washington, DC and Aisha has […]
There are a number of connections between Wabash College and St. Marys. Our president, Pat White, was at St. Marys (IN) before he and Chris came to Wabash. Over the years, there […]
Read More - The Sweet 16 and Wabash – The St. Marys Connection
Dr. Phil Coons ’67 reports that he is retired. I think he uses the term loosely. His official title is Professor Emeritus at IUPUI. However, in reality he just as busy as […]
