Yesterday was my one-year anniversary on the Wabash campus, and such a milestone served as a good time to hit the brakes and reflect on the knowledge gained in the last 365 […]
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It would be easy to say that our Ides of August works simply as a venue for sharing scholarly research. Besides, that would be boring. I say it’s about passion. While the […]
Samuel Vaught ´16 — Greetings from Ecuador! For eleven Glee Club members, we have now been away from the United States for a month. Our first two weeks were spent studying Spanish […]
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Benjamin Washer ‘17 — To be able to write about one thing that happened on our trip to Ecuador is close to impossible. There are so many things that have stood out […]
For this edition of The Pulse, a group of alumni were contacted to talk about commencement and the memories elicited. Below are three of the best responses with each mentioning touchstones like […]
Even after leaving four years ago for Dallas, Emmanuel Aouad ’10, still has a Wabash schedule. The business process engineer at State Farm with the Six Sigma Green Belt applies engineering principles […]
Richard Paige — With the calendar turning to April, the mental focus also turns toward what to do this summer. So this edition of The Pulse focuses on the search for jobs […]
Richard Paige — With the clock rapidly ticking down to the start of Spring Break, I wanted to take a look at what plans were afoot for that week away from Wabash. […]
Richard Paige — Teachers always say they’ll go to the ends of the earth for their students. Oscar Santos did just that for one of his. Santos, a 10th-grade geometry teacher, volunteered […]
Richard Paige — Just because the Winter Olympics are a half a world away in Sochi doesn’t mean that the glow of the Olympic flame can’t be felt here on our campus. […]
Richard Paige — He drew me in with a well-emphasized have. “I don’t play golf when it’s hot. I don’t play golf when there is a chance of rain, because I don’t […]
Richard Paige – This most recent winter storm makes me wish I were in Jason Siegel’s shoes. Ten days ago he and I were steps away from the Atlantic Ocean sharing the joys […]
Richard Paige — I almost felt sorry this morning for the lucky Phi Kappa Psi member bundled up in a winter coat and hunched over the Monon Bell, ringing it constantly from […]
Dr. Robin Nagle writes that her research “unfolds along the curbs, edges, and purposely forgotten quarters” of society. Nagle, nicknamed Dr. Garbage, is a clinical associate professor of anthropology and urban […]
