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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“There’s always one more shot,” says Boston Productions Inc. Chief Creative Officer Bob Noll, director of photography for America’s Deadliest Battle: The Meuse-Argonne Offensive and frequent collaborator with the film’s director, Jo Throckmorton ’87. […]

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Director Jo Throckmorton ’87 reflects on the day’s filming near Carlisle, PA, on the set of America’s Deadliest Battle: The Meuse-Argonne Offensive.    The documentary is being produced by Boston Productions Inc. for […]

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On the Friday before Commencement, WM sat down with Zechariah Banks ’16— the religion major/political science minor and two-time All-American—to discover what drives this swimmer who broke seven school records during his […]

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by Matthew Vollmer I once knew an old mountain man, a man who had never married, never had a girlfriend, never so much as kissed or danced with or held hands with […]

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A Rover explores Mars and a toy bird fascinates millions. All thanks to Miles Sullivan ’41. The Wabash chemistry major turned inventor at the prolifically creative Bell Laboratories of the 1950s and […]

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Local Motors General Manager David Woessner ’01 walked WM through the new National Harbor, Maryland, facility and gave us a ride in the LM3D Swim—a prototype of what will likely become the […]

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WM goes behind the scenes with Jo Throckmorton ’87 as he directs the Boston Productions Inc. documentary about the Meuse-Argonne Offensive of World War I, the deadliest battle in American history.

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During Banned Books Week in September 2015, the Indianapolis library honoring Kurt Vonnegut proved a fitting venue for a celebration of the freedom to read and led by Wabash President Gregory Hess, […]

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