Relationships matter at Wabash. We talk about their impacts often and how one conversation can start a lifelong friendship. As the Wabash Club of Indianapolis gave out its Man of the Year […]
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John Merle Coulter was the Rose Professor of Geology and Natural History at Wabash College from 1879-91, bringing an advanced view of the sciences to the College. He was also influential in the scientific study of what would become Yellowstone National Park.
Adan Villeda ’23 is a chemistry major from Chicago who graduates this weekend with plans for graduate school, where he will pursue a master’s degree in Notre Dame’s ESTEEM (engineering, science, and […]
Legacy is a popular term at Wabash. Those shared experiences within a family often span generations and come with a great deal of pride. As the fifth Wabash man in his family, […]
Ginny Oustad calls it “The Schlem,” and it needed a new home. “The Schlem” is a painting that has been in Ginny’s family for generations. The still life, featuring fruits and vegetables, […]
Richard Paige — The sounds of a driving rhythm hit me at the door as I entered the classroom in Center Hall 215. “What is this?” asked a student upon taking his […]
Richard Paige — It was fitting that on a day where the Indianapolis Association of Wabash Men hosted its Leadership Breakfast with a presentation that spotlighted effective leadership of K-12 education in […]
Richard Paige — Lengthy term papers can have the feel of Sisyphus trying to move a boulder uphill, especially in the spring when attentions naturally drift to the end of the academic […]
Richard Paige — Words seem to come easy to Clint Smith, especially when he finds his rhythm and words simply flow. That cadence produces an easy connection between speaker and listener, one […]
Richard Paige — I’ve wrestled for a while with the idea of properly recognizing the 2020 senior art majors. At the time of the semester where each of these eight guys […]
Richard Paige — Much of this semester has been about adjustments, and through those adjustments the virtual becomes real. Like a handful of other classes, Michele Pittard’s EDU330 Urban Education class was […]
Richard Paige — There were flashes during the opening reception for “Noli Me Tangere: Lamentations,” where artist Kelvin Burzon ’12 sought moments of quick reflection. In between questions or comments from patrons, […]
Richard Paige — December 4 was a big day for the students in Professor Shamira Gelbman’s 2020 Census course. Final exams didn’t begin for five more days, but these projects had a […]
Richard Paige — The Ides of August, the vehicle for Wabash professors to share their creative and research efforts with colleagues across disciplines, brings out the best in our classroom leaders. Witness […]
Richard Paige — Confirmed to serve as a judge on the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Indiana, Damon R. Leichty ’94 endured quite a wait in his elevation to […]
Richard Paige — Erich Lange ’19, like most of us at some point in our childhoods, grew up riding in the car between band concerts, baseball games, and other activities, changing uniforms […]
Richard Paige — I was combing through the photo archives recently when I stumbled across the gallery I posted of Freshman Saturday in August of 2015. So I stopped to look at […]
Richard Paige — Sometimes you wonder where inspiration comes from. Other times, it’s obvious. Jordan Ogle ’19 is a writer. The English literature major with a philosophy minor loves poetry. “This is […]