Archives: July, 2016

Ben Hewitt ’05 will return to Nova Southeastern University in Florida as the head coach for the NSU men’s and women’s swimming programs after coaching DePauw’s women’s team for three years.  Click here for the […]

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Members of the Wabash College community will participate as part of the Montgomery County torchbearers in the Indiana Bicentennial Torch Relay coming through Montgomery County this fall.  Alumni and faculty torchbearers are:  Todd Barton […]

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Greg Birk ’77 participated in the Nemean Games last week in Greece, where he ran into Dr. Stephen G. Miller ’64.  Steve is Professor Emeritus of Classics at UC Berkeley, from which he retired […]

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Former Wabash President Thad Seymour H’78 was honored by the Winter Park, FL, community, which became his home 40 years ago. President at Wabash from 1969-1978, he left Wabash to become the […]

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Miles Vincent Sullivan ’41 died February 27 in Dallas, TX. He was 99 years old. Sullivan is perhaps best known for the drinking bird that sits on the edge of a glass, perpetually bobbing in […]

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Local Motors’ focus is to create smart, safe, sustainable vehicles—with a 3D printer.  “THE CAR AS WE KNOW IT MUST DIE.” That’s how David Woessner ’01, Detroit-based general manager of automotive innovator […]

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In the pulse-pounding race to make and bring to market medical devices in a dynamic healthcare market, entrepreneur Jim Dreher ’85 relies on a reliable “sniffer,” a great work ethic, and a […]

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