Mike McCarty ’89 has written a book Choking in Fear: A Memoir about the Hollandsburg Murders that took place in Parke County (IN) on February 14, 1977 when McCarty was a young man. His […]
Class Notes
Josh and Hollie Nicholson are the proud parents of a boy, Maxwell David Nicholson, born September 17.
Biologists and Class of 2012 classmates Patrick Garrett and Peter Guiden returned to campus in September to present the year’s first Cole Lectures. Garrett a Ph.D. student in the Biology Department at […]
Ryan Bowerman completed a hike to the top of Mount Kilamanjaro. The climb was a personal goal for Ryan and a fundraiser to raise money for the Vision for the Poor missionary […]
Paul Baldwin was recently featured in a local news series profiling business owners and workers in the public, private, or nonprofit sector in the Vancouver, WA, area. Baldwin has been teaching at […]
Hear this year’s alumni stories recorded at the Big Bash Reunion on the College podcast page, Wabash on My Mind.
A teacher whose “outsider’s perspective” brought new ways of thinking to thousands of Wabash men was honored at Wabash College Saturday, alongside the mother and father of four of those students. Milligan […]
Back on the Wabash campus to be named an honorary alumnus, Milligan Professor of English Emeritus Bert Stern returned to Center Hall for a welcoming reception and to read from his latest […]
“The U.S. State Department has warned American citizens not to travel to South Sudan—so what the hell is a guy from Flora, Indiana doing there?” I asked Sterling Carter ’07 during his […]
Emanuel Harper is the Academic Accountability and Data Coordinator at Herron High School in Indianapolis, a public charter school founded on the belief that a classical, liberal arts education is the best preparation for a […]
Rolling Stone Magazine called Obama for 2012 National Field Director Jeremy Bird ’the campaign’s Field General, and Jeremy was listed among The Obama Campaign’s Real Heroes. But he took his first shot at […]
On February 21, New York City-based composer Allen Schulz ’87 returned to Wabash to premiere a piece of music for Wally Tunes, the College’s Symposium on Music and the Liberal Arts. For the audience, […]
