Guy Malcolm Kinman Jr., 100, died September 17 in Richmond, VA. Born December 23, 1917, in Hevener, OK, he was the son of Eva and Guy Kinman, Sr. Kinman was a 1936 […]
Class Notes
THREE YEARS AGO, A.J. CLARK ’16 COULDN’T MISS. The standout football player and theater major turned in a stellar effort playing the Stage Manager in Our Town, leading Wabash audiences through life […]
Tom Broecker ’84 has memorized the floorplan of almost every department store in Manhattan. In Urban Outfitters on Fifth Avenue on a Sunday afternoon, he makes his way through the maze of […]
Freelance producer and photographer Alex Rinks ’06 is best known for his work on Discovery Channel and History and on shows such as Wicked Tuna, Dude Perfect, Ax Men, and Mountain Men. He was the senior […]
Whether he’s dangling from a harness or wading through a flooded miniature movie set, Louis Sinn ’19 is driven to create. He wants to offer the same opportunities to others. Louis Sinn ’19 […]
It’s a little before 5 on a late June afternoon when Garrett McCarthy ’13 climbs out of a Learjet 35 at Aurora Municipal Airport just outside Chicago. He’s been up since dawn […]
by Richard Paige Every Orr Fellow seems to have a moment when things “get real.” For Greg Slisz ’10, it was a project where he had to create a new process for […]
A poet’s venture into dairy farming becomes a journey of mud and guts, faith and trust. by Luke Blakeslee ’11 Venus is autumn’s morning star. I am not. In the first week of […]
For his soon-to-be released documentary “about the power of forgiveness to end gun violence,” Garrard McClendon ’88 interviewed the families of 22 murder victims— starting with his own. by Steve Charles Clouds […]
We asked readers to tell us about the most embarrassing moment of their professional careers, and we printed many of the responses in WM Winter 2018. But we only have so much […]
Like all stories about babies, this one begins with a mom. In this case, three moms. And one of them is Marianne, who tends to see life as a series of answered […]
Leveraging the power of “emotional intelligence” to become a business and community leader, Jason Bridges ’98 hosts an internship program that is transforming Wabash students’ lives. It’s a breezy Thursday afternoon in […]
