Archives: August, 2016

A week ago last Thursday I returned to campus after lunch to find a demolition machine tearing down the Baker House. I was startled, but the decision makes practical sense. Students have […]

Read More - Of Birdhouses, Quilts, and Professor Don Baker H’57

Six Wabash grads who are now studying at Marian College of Osteopathic Medicine together. They represent four different years. Pictured are: Brock Smith ’15, Luke Wren ’14, Rob Luke ’14, Clint Garrison ’13, Chris […]

Read More - Six Wabash Graduates Studying Osteopathic Medicine Together

Peter Prengaman’98 is Brazil news director for The Associated Press. Click here to read his article about the 2016 Summer Olympics from Rio De Janeiro.

Read More - Olympics in Rio, and Wabash alum Peter Prengaman ’98 telling the stories for AP

Presented at the 2014 Homecoming Alumni Chapel The National Association of Wabash Men takes great pride in helping to forge lifelong relationships between alumni and the College. Jim and Susie, today we […]

Read More - James H’50 and Susan H’75 Smith—Honorary Alumni

August 4, 2016 Rev. Jan Oller St. John’s Episcopal Church Crawfordsville, IN   Someone said: “Life is completely fair; sooner or later it breaks everyone’s heart.” When someone we love or admire […]

Read More - Celebration of Life: James G. Smith

Friends, family members, and admirers packed St. John’s Episcopal Church in Crawfordsville Thursday to say goodbye to and celebrate the life of a good man. An honorary alumnus of Wabash, he exemplified the […]

Read More - “A Gentleman in All Senses”

“We should dwell less on lamenting what dementia patients are incapable of and focus more on bringing out and celebrating what they are capable of doing.” Dr. Rick Gunderman ’83 quoted that […]

Read More - “A Living, Pulsating Allegory”

Former National Public Radio host Alex Blumberg calls audio “the most emotionally honest storytelling format,” and last Friday Wabash freshmen in the College’s Liberal Art Immersion Program (WLAIP) proved his point. You can […]

Read More - Freshmen Find Creativity, Camaraderie